Frog lovers and organizations across the world used April 28, 2024, which is Save the Frogs Day, to carry out actions that demonstrate their love for one frog species or another. Voice of Nature (VoNat) used the Day to raise Read More
Voice of Nature (VoNat) recently participated in the maiden All Cameroon Civil Society on Environment (ALL_CSSE) South West (SW) Regional Chapter workshop. The Regional Coordinator of ALL_CSSE SW, Mr. Yamba Josue of Better Earth International (BETA) ), organized this maiden Read More
A network of kids and youths for endangered species conservation and environmental sustainability in the Mount Cameroon Area, Eco-Warriors, operation under the mentorship of Voice of Nature (VoNat) has established a regenerative vegetable garden in Government High School (GHS) Buea Read More
While youth/kids in most parts of the world have refused to be passive victims of the climate crisis, those in Buea and other parts of Cameroon continued to be worried and helpless, but not anymore! With the support of McGinnity Read More
Voice of Nature (VoNat) has joined forces with Regenerative Agriculture Hub and Eco-Warriors to promote regenerative agriculture practices in the Mount Cameroon Area. The organization and its partners, from April 22 to 24, 2024, sensitized over 25 households in the Read More
Voice of Nature (VoNat), from March 24 to 30, 2024 engaged some 70 kids (10 to 15 years) in Buea, South West Region of Cameroon in gathering the impacts of climate change in their communities. This was aimed at boosting Read More
The Species Conservation Programme Coordinator of Voice of Nature (VoNat), Delphine Kihkishiy, recently acquired new skills in (MEAL), project management best practices, monitoring and evaluation techniques, and strategies for ensuring effective project outcomes. This was the outcome of a 2-day Read More
Voice of Nature (VoNat) in collaboration with the Eco-Warriors of Government High School (GHS) Buea Rural, has raised awareness on the negative effects of forest and biodiversity depletion amongst over 200 young people in the Mount Cameroon Area through a Read More
The rapidity with which the climate is changing today is posing serious threats to countries the world over with kids and young adults in developing countries bearing the greatest brunt despite contributing almost nothing to the crisis. UNICEF Advisor, Reis Read More
At the heart of Mount Cameroon are globally threatened species like the forest elephant, Nigeria Cameroon chimpanzee, francolin, and zebrawood, undergoing depletion alongside many others due to wanton hunting, habitat encroachment and fragmentation. This is further compounded by the increasing Read More
