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
The rapidity with which the climate is changing today is posing a serious threat to the world with developing countries suffering the worst effect of climate change-related disasters despite contributing less to the global crisis. Cameroon is one of the Read More
A Cameroon-based biodiversity conservation and sustainable development non-profit Organization, Voice of Nature (VoNat), has kick-started a project that will mentor over 50 children in the Mount Cameroon Area to independently develop and implement micro projects that will contribute to conserving Read More
Climate change has induced drastic reduction in the quality and quantity of water in watersheds in Bamenda and other parts of Cameroon, with children bearing the greatest brunt. In a bid to salvage this, Voice of Nature (VoNat) is collaborating Read More
The Executive Director ( ED) of Voice of Nature (VoNat), Ndimuh Bertrand Shancho, recently participated at the Global Landscape Forum (GLF) Nairobi 2023 Hybrid Conference that brought together over 700 world environmental leaders, leading scientists, activists, Indigenous leaders, financiers, youths Read More
Air pollution remains a serious environmental and health challenge, and is contributing to inducing breathing difficulties, flare-ups of allergy or asthma and other lung problems to more and more people in peri-urban and urban areas in Cameroon. Cognizant of this, and Read More
The adverse effect of climate change in the form of increase temperature and disasters like floods, landslides are felt today than ever before. This beside other environmental challenges in Bamenda motivated some kids and youths, who have under the guidance Read More
