Voice of Nature (VoNat) has educated over 60 school and community children in Buea about the frogs of the Western Highlands of Cameroon and the urgent need to conserve endangered frog species and their habitats. This was during a workshop Read More
Voice of Nature (VoNat) is currently been supported by Re:Wild to engage local communities in mapping Goliath frog conservation threats and co-designing local solutions for the conservation of emblematic species in the Mount Nlonako Area, Littoral Region of Cameroon. Goliath 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
Voice of Nature (VoNat)’s Communications Officer, Jabi Katy, has gained new knowledge and experience in environmental storytelling that will help her unearth untold environmental stories in Cameroon. This was during a week-long Nature Environment and Wildlife Filmmakers (NEWF) Fellows Summit Read More
Position: GIS Officer (Volunteer) Organisation: Voice of Nature (VoNat) Category: Non-Profit Ogranisation Location: Buea About Us Voice of Nature (VoNat) is a Cameroon-based biodiversity conservation and sustainable development non-profit organization created in 2019 with Head Quarter in Buea, South West Region of Cameroon. On Read More
For the first time, Otancia Matambe, a secondary school student in Buea, had the opportunity to learn how to nurse a tree seedling. A skill she had only heard from her school mates who had participated in the previous Climate Read More
Six students from the University of Buea have joined the Voice of Nature (VoNat) Volunteering and Youth Mentorship Programme in different fields including; Climate Action, Species Conservation, Project Management, Human Resource Management and Communication. The volunteers and interns are participating 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
