In the current context of climate change, land and vegetation cover degradation accentuate the problem of ecological balance and food security in Sub-Saharan African countries.
AJESH staff and volunteers training students on how to avoid Cholera. Government Primary School Moliwe Mile 4 Limbe, South west Cameroon.
AJESH staff and volunteers on road to carry out cholera campaign in Limbe, South west region – Cameroon.
Land use planning management committees (LUPMCs) pilot ecological restoration (natural regeneration) on an area of 3.6ha degraded lands in Ndocktoun (2.3ha) and Ndogmem-Nord (2.5ha) in
Enforcing community led conservation using community mapping and land use planning in Ndotoun and Ndokmem nord, Yingui sub-division, Nkam division, Littoral region.
AJESH staff retreats to strategically Plan 2022-2025 with technical Expertise from technicians from the Pan African Institute For Development West Africa Cameroon. The 3-day retreat
Two AJESH staff graduate from a Masterclass on Communicating Conservation Impacts, organised in Douala – Cameroon by the Tropical Biology Association (TBA) and Resource Centre
The preservation of the cultural values of the people of the Ebo Forest massif within the Yabassi key biodiversity area has become a necessity. It
The Ebo forest, with an area of 2000 km², proposed to be erected as a protected area by the State of Cameroon in collaboration with
A project to reorganise and train village forest management committees (VFMCs) has been launched at Mamfe, inManyu Division, South West Region of Cameroon. AJEMALEBU SELP
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