Why Women’s Empowerment, Gender Equality Matters in Restoration
More than 75 percent of Earth’s land areas are substantially degraded, undermining the well-being of 3.2 billion people,…
Small holder farmers at Nlonako Muanenguba mountains gain capacity on composting
sixteen (16) farmers within the Nlonako Muanenguba landscape have been trained on composting as a sustainable means of…
ACACIA, SECRET TO IMPROVED SOILS FERTILITY AND OPTIMUM PRODUCTION
“I will never use any chemicals in agricultural production again.” Says Kedni Joseph, a forest farmer. Most farmers…
Forest Garden Farmer Uses Acacia Branches as Support, to Grow Climbing Beans
Climbing beans are tall vinyl plants that grow upwards off the ground by twisting round any support that…
Discover how local communities are determined to restore the Mt. Bamboutos ecosystem through tree planting
I will take part in every tree planting exercise on the Mount Bamboutos
Pastoralists increasingly join the Mount Bambotous Initiative
Recently, pastoralis have become increasingly interested in other activities other than rearing of cattles. They have been encouraged …
How Forest Gardens in Cameroon are sustained despite covid-19 threat
Covid-19 has pervaded every aspect of our lives; and although we may feel the various impacts in different…
ERuDeF at the heart of waste recovery in the Mount Bamboutos landscape
The problem of land degradation and declining soil fertility is a reality in the steeply sloping lands of…
Training of trainers on forest gardens
Trees for the Future, an American based NGO, together with ERuDeF organized a five day training course to…
New Strategy For the Department of Economic Development (DED) to impact ERuDeF Landscape Restoration
The Department of Economic Development (DED) of ERuDeF has taken on a new role; serving as a think-tank…