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Bee Farming Maintains Natural Ecosystem
Forestry

Bee Farming Maintains Natural Ecosystem

April 5, 2016April 5, 2016

Pollination maintains part of the natural ecosystem. Plants depend on pollination to reproduce. Pollination is carried out by…

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Livelihood Support Improves Endangered Wildlife Conservation In Tofala
Forestry

Livelihood Support Improves Endangered Wildlife Conservation In Tofala

April 4, 2016April 4, 2016

There has been increasing recognition that gains in conservation efforts have not been matched with access to sources…

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ERuDeF Women Advocate For Female International Conservation Network
Forestry

ERuDeF Women Advocate For Female International Conservation Network

April 1, 2016

ERuDeF female staff ahead of this year’s Women’s Day raised their voices in favour of an international network…

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PPI3 Satisfied With Sponsored Livelihood Projects In Mak-Betchou
Forestry

PPI3 Satisfied With Sponsored Livelihood Projects In Mak-Betchou

February 22, 2016

One of the hurdles in environmental conservation is the livelihood of communities living adjacent to protected areas. Suppressing…

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Deng Deng National Park First New Management Plan Adopted
Forestry

Deng Deng National Park First New Management Plan Adopted

February 22, 2016

By Anu Nkeze Paul The first management plan for Deng Deng National Park located near Lom Pangar Dam…

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BOBEEFAG Trains Beekeepers Of The Future
Forestry

BOBEEFAG Trains Beekeepers Of The Future

February 22, 2016

The Bonakanda-Bova Bee Farmers Common Initiative Group (BOBEEFAG) February 12-13, 2016 trained over thirty people in the skill…

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Mexican Volunteer: Cameroon’s Rainforest Is Safe For Conservation Expeditions
Forestry

Mexican Volunteer: Cameroon’s Rainforest Is Safe For Conservation Expeditions

December 18, 2015

Hello, my name is Ana Paula de la Garza. I’m from Mexico City in Mexico. I have always…

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Cross River Gorilla Tour Attracts French Volunteers
Forestry

Cross River Gorilla Tour Attracts French Volunteers

December 18, 2015December 18, 2015

Motivated by their love for nature and the desire to contribute towards the conservation of Africa’s most endangered…

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Journalist Detained Blowing Whistle On Water Shortage, Poor Sanitation
Forestry

Journalist Detained Blowing Whistle On Water Shortage, Poor Sanitation

December 18, 2015

His crime was anchoring a radio programme on environmental issues that affect the residents of Menji such as…

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Consumers Rush For ‘Silver Back’ Palm Oil
Forestry

Consumers Rush For ‘Silver Back’ Palm Oil

December 17, 2015

Consumers have discovered new natural palm oil free from chemicals and produced by Silver Back Company through bio…

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