A Cameroon-based biodiversity conservation and sustainable development non-profit organization, Voice of Nature (VoNat), has established a 1000-capacity tree nursery in Buea-Cameroon, marking a significant milestone in its urban landscape restoration and climate action. The tree nursery is located at the Read More
Students who interned at Voice of Nature (VoNat) during the long-term holiday have attested gaining new skills and experience that will contribute to their career growth both now and in the long run. The interns testified, September 24, 2024, during Read More
The Executive Director ( ED) of Voice of Nature (VoNat), Ndimuh Bertrand Shancho, recently participated at the Global Landscape Forum (GLF) Africa 2024 Hybrid Conference that brought together over 700 world environmental leaders, leading scientists, activists, Indigenous leaders, financiers, youths Read More
A group of kids and youths taking part in the Voice of Nature (VoNat) and Meg Wah (My Earth)’s EcoKids Programme in Douala-Cameroon, were recently engaged in a community-wide education & sensitization to help communities better adapt their lives and 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
Some Cameroon-based environmental non-profit organizations, Voice of Nature (VoNat) and Meg Wah (My Earth) are extending their EcoKids project to Douala in the Littoral Region of Cameroon. EcoKids is an annual climate action kids programme jointly developed and implemented by Read More
The Executive Director ( ED) of Voice of Nature (VoNat), Ndimuh Bertrand Shancho, recently participated at the Restoration Academy in Dar Es Salaam-Tanzania. The week-long international conference took place from June 16 to 20 2024. The Restoration Academy is a 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
The adverse effect of climate change in the form of increase temperature, heat waves, rashes and disasters like floods, landslides etc. are felt today than ever before, with children and youth bearing the greatest brunt. After over 6 months of Read More
