2022 National Geographic Explorer, Ndiumh B. Shancho, the executive Director of Voice of Nature (VoNat) and his team have engaged over 70 kids from 5 communities; Nkongnine, Ebone, Ntolo, Nkola and Mangengole communities of the Mount Nlonako area of Cameroon Read More
Teboh George has won Voice of Nature (VoNat)’s award of the Most Committed and Industrious Volunteer of the year 2022. The handing of award was done on February 4, 2023 during VoNat’s Annual General Meeting, which brought together former volunteers Read More
The Communication Officer of Voice of Nature (VoNat), Sandrine Akeabeh Tendongafac, has defended her masters degree thesis in Corporate Communication in the University of Buea, South West Region of Cameroon with distinction. She defended the thesis, January 4, 2023, at Read More
The 2022 climate action programme, EcoKids, jointly implemented by Voice of Nature (VoNat) and Meg Wah, with funds from Earth Rising Foundation came to a wrap in December of same year with parents, children, local authorities and government environment sectoral Read More
Close to 50 kids from the Bamenda 1, 2, and 3 council areas in the North West Region of Cameroon were recently engaged in planting trees for the restoration of watersheds and degraded areas in Bamenda, while fighting against climate Read More
Voice of Nature (VoNat) has transferred its Head Office from Sosoliso, Molyko-Buea to Press Hostel Junction Malingo Street, Molyko-Buea, South West Region of Cameroon. This move was carried out recently as part of the organization’s continuous drive to provide a Read More
After gaining understanding about climate change and its challenges following the 2021 EcoKids programme carried out by Voice of Nature (VoNat) and Meg Wah with the support of Earth Rising Foundation, kids and young adults in Bamenda have refused to Read More
Within the framework of the 2022 Ecokids Programme jointly implemented by VoNat and Meg Wah with support from Earth Rising Foundation, over 50 kids and young adults in Bamenda were provided experiential training on the development of tree nurseries for Read More
About 100 kids and young adults from 7 communities in the Mount Nlonako Area, Littoral Region of Camerloon have been enlightened on some endangered amphibians in their communities, conservation threats and importance, and the role they can play in conserving Read More
Some 100 kids and young adults from seven communities in the Nlonako Subdivision, Littoral Region of Cameroon have been selected to be part of Voice of Nature’s (VoNat’s) project to conserve the world’s largest frog, Goliath Frog, and other endangered Read More
