The Vice Chancellor and University of Buea administration have remained muted after the abduction and killings of two University students. University students have special protection and the silence of the University community to this evil is disgusting. The lives of those 2 students matter. Since the Vice Chancellor and his administration are silent, since the University of Buea Students can't speak up anymore, what about we help them, shut down the University until they speak up and the perpetrators are named, shamed and locked up? I will be back.
Mercy Karuiki, World Land Trust Africa Conservation Officer ended a 10 day visit to Cameroon assessing the status of WLT funded project in Eastern Cameroon, the Deng Deng - Dja Corridor for the conservation of gorillas, chimpanzees and forest elephants. A project of ERuDeF.
Mercy Karuiki, World Land Trust Africa Conservation Officer ended a 10 day visit to Cameroon assessing the status of WLT funded project in Eastern Cameroon, the Deng Deng - Dja Corridor for the conservation of gorillas, chimpanzees and forest elephants. A project of ERuDeF.
Alliance for Great Apes Conservation in Central Africa will be in Uganda to attend a Conference organised by the African Primatology Society. The Alliance will be represented by its President, Louis Nkembi (PhD) and to outline its next 15 year vision
ERuDeF with support from Trees for the Future, USA, will be launching the largest national agroforestry and ecosystem restoration programmes from 2020 with a target of 90 million trees by 2035 to be planted both in smallholders farms and degraded ecosystems in Cameroon
The Cross River Gorilla Project of UK reached a deal with the Cameroon's leading conservation organization, ERuDeF on March 30 2019 in Newcastle, U.K. to support the Lebialem Highlands Initiative for the next 15 years to conserve the Cross River gorillas.
ERuDeF launches the pioneer vision of conservation in the Lebialem Highlands focused over the next 15 years to support conservation of Cross River gorillas, Elephants, Nigeria Cameroon Chimpanzees, Drills, Amphibians, birds, and a host of other IUCN Red lit species