Voice of Nature (VoNat) is engaging communities adjacent to Mount Cameroon National Park in Cameroon to domesticate threatened tree species, aiming to reduce overexploitation and promote long-term conservation. On July 24, VoNat distributed hundreds of seedlings of valuable but increasingly Read More
At the foot of Mount Cameroon, Manyi Monica, a smallholder farmer from the Bwitingi community, is inspiring a quiet agricultural revolution, one rooted in sustainability, health, and community pride. A few years ago, Monica had never heard of organic liquid Read More
Farmers from the Bwitingi, Bwiteva, and Bokova communities in the Mount Cameroon area have received organic liquid fertilizer and hands-on training to enhance sustainable agriculture and promote the conservation of endangered species within Mount Cameroon National Park. The distribution event, Read More
Voice of Nature (VoNat), in partnership with Regenerative Agriculture Hub of Nkwa4Change Solutions (NS), has trained 52 farmers communities in the Mount Cameroon Area, including Bwitingi, Bwiteva and Bokova on regenerative agriculture and agroforestry practices. The training, which took place Read More
A Cameroon community-based conservation and sustainable development non-profit organization, Voice of Nature (VoNat), is currently engaged in the propagation of 10,000 agroforestry and threatened tree species in Buea, Cameroon. This activity is part of an ongoing project, which aims to Read More
“I will plant these trees in my compound here in Bokova so that my children and grandchildren will harvest and use for furniture, fuelwood and medication when they grow up. They will not have to go deep into the forest Read More
A group of kids and youths for species conservation and environmental sustainability in the Mount Cameroon Area, Eco-Warriors, have called on adjacent communities to the Mount Cameroon National Park to retreat from activities that threaten endangered biodiversity species and uphold Read More
Voice of Nature (VoNat) has awarded prizes to outstanding members of Eco-Warriors, a network of kids and youth for species conservation and environmental sustainability in Mount Cameroon Area, created within the framework of a project funded by New England Biolabs Read More
Some kids and youth in the Mount Cameroon Area operating under the banner of Eco-warriors have donated threatened tree species to adjacent communities to the Mount Cameroon National Park. Eco-warriors is a network of kids and youth for species conservation 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
