WWF CAMEROON

To stop the degradation of the earth’s natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.

[WWF Gabon @WWFGabon]

Du 3 au 5 juin 2026 à Yaoundé, la Coordonnatrice Pays @WWFGabon a pris part aux retraites 𝗖𝗢𝗕𝗔𝗟𝗧 et 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗴𝗼 𝗕𝗮𝘀𝗶𝗻 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗺. Objectif : aligner la stratégie du @WWF dans le Bassin du Congo, renforcer la contribution aux priorités globales et consolider les équipes.

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

À Yaoundé, WWF Cameroun a pris part à la Journée mondiale de l’Environnement 2026 aux côtés du MINEPDED.

Une occasion de rappeler que protéger les forêts et la biodiversité, c’est aussi agir pour le climat.

#WorldEnvironmentDay #WWFCameroon #ClimateAction

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

Nature is our strongest ally in the fight against climate change.

Healthy forests, rivers and ecosystems help regulate our climate, sustain livelihoods and secure our future.

This World Environment Day, let’s protect the natural systems that make life possible. 💚🌍

#Nature

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

WWF Cameroon is hiring!

Technical Project Coordinator (J222)
Yokadouma

Apply: https://t.co/MpFD06QHor

Deadline: 15 June 2026, 5:00 PM (Cameroon time)

#WWFCameroon #Hiring #JobOpportunity

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

WWF Cameroon is hiring an Agriculture Officer based in Yokadouma.

Key role: Support farmers, promote sustainable agricultural practices, and help increase productivity without further forest loss.

Apply: https://t.co/MpFD06QHor
Ref: J221

Deadline: 15 June 2026, 5:00 PM

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

📢 WWF Cameroon is hiring!

Primate Monitoring Officer
Dipikar Island, Campo Ma’an National Park

Main role: Coordinate gorilla habituation activities and monitor targeted gorilla groups.

Apply here: https://t.co/2ZfOHhq1pc
Job reference: J214
Deadline: 16 June 2026, 5:00 PM

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

18 million hectares restored.
55,000 households reached.
120,000 people trained.

A new WWF report highlights how forest restoration across Africa is strengthening livelihoods, food security and climate resilience.

Read more: https://t.co/XThRdk7r88

#ForestLandscapeRestoration

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

Along the Sangha River, a forest elephant was seen crossing from the Central African Republic into Cameroon. A powerful reminder that wildlife moves beyond human borders.

Protecting these shared populations requires strong transboundary conservation efforts. 💚

#Biodiversity

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

Africa’s future depends on the choices we make today.

Water, biodiversity and healthy ecosystems are the foundation of resilient communities and sustainable development.

Happy Africa Day 💚🌍

#AfricaDay #WWFCameroon #Biodiversity #Agenda2063

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

À travers la conférence et les espaces d’exposition, WWF Cameroun a pris part à cette mobilisation collective en animant un stand de sensibilisation et en partageant ses actions de conservation.
Merci au MINEPDED pour cette initiative
#WWFCameroon #BiodiversityDay #Biodiversité

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

À l’occasion de la Journée mondiale de la biodiversité 2026 organisée par le MINEPDED autour du thème « Des actions locales à l’impact mondial », acteurs publics, partenaires,

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

société civile et citoyens se sont réunis à la COMIFAC pour échanger sur les défis et opportunités liés à la préservation de la biodiversité.

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

À travers la conférence et les espaces d’exposition, WWF Cameroun a pris part à cette mobilisation collective en animant un stand de sensibilisation et en partageant ses actions de conservation.
Merci au MINEPDED pour cette initiative
#WWFCameroon #BiodiversityDay #Biodiversité

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

Acting locally for global impact
On this International Day for Biodiversity 2026, every local action for nature helps protect our planet's future. Together, let's preserve biodiversity, protect ecosystems, and build a more sustainable world.

#WWFCameroon #BiodiversityDay2026

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

113 marine turtle hatchlings returned to the ocean along Cameroon’s southern coast.

Through the WWF Kudu Zombo Programme and BASSPROTOMAR, conservation efforts continue to protect these vulnerable species and coastal biodiversity.

#Conservation #ProtectOurOceans

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

They are more than species; they sustain the ecosystems we depend on.

Today, many are under growing pressure. Protecting endangered species means protecting our shared future.

Before they become memories, let’s act.

#WWFCameroon #EndangeredSpecies #Biodiversity #Conservation

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

WWF Cameroon is hiring!

Position: Field Programme Coordinator
📍 Yaounde, Cameroon

Apply via: https://t.co/rPpfnv8JJn
Select: J220 – Field Programme Coordinator

Send CV + cover letter to: [email protected]

Deadline: 21 May 2026

#WWFCameroon #Hiring #JobOpportunity

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

Apply by sending your CV + cover letter in one PDF/document, max. 5 pages, to: [email protected]
Subject: Consultant – Junior Sustainable Finance Analyst

Deadline: 11 May 2026

More details in the images below.

#WWF #Hiring #JobOpportunity

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

WWF is hiring!

Position: Consultant – Junior Sustainable Finance Analyst
Location: Home-based, with missions to TRIDOM

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

Through BIODEV2030, WWF supports community-driven solutions for lasting impact.

@biodev2030 @Minepded1

#WWFCameroon #BIODEV2030 #Biodiversity #TogetherPossible

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

As BIODEV2030 nears closure, the team, with MINEPDED, engaged communities through a co-created documentary and open dialogue.

[WWF CAMEROON @wwfcameroon]

Across Assok, Odoumou, Mbon Ayok, Bité and Nkè, one message stood out: communities are ready to act; from sustainable farming to developing NTFPs like djansang and bitter kola.