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400,000 African pangolins are hunted for meat every year – why it’s time to act
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400,000 African pangolins are hunted for meat every year – why it’s time to act

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Pangolins, a group of unique African and Asian scaly mammals, are considered to be one of the most heavily trafficked wild mammals in the world. They are hunted and traded…

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Why Mt Nlonako Needs Urgent Gazettement
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Why Mt Nlonako Needs Urgent Gazettement

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Mount Nlonako is a key melting pot for Cameroon’s exceptional herptofauna species. Located in the Littoral Region of Cameroon, this Mountain harbours over 93 amphibians’ species, 10 of which are…

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Kimbi Fungom National Park, Prospective Category 1 Protected Area
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Kimbi Fungom National Park, Prospective Category 1 Protected Area

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After evolving from Fungom Native Authority Forest Reserve in 1932 and Kimbi River Game Reserve in 1964, this biodiversity hotspot, which was last February 2015 christened the        Kimbi-Fungom National Park…

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Exigent Actions Needed To Save Frogs in Cameroon
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Exigent Actions Needed To Save Frogs in Cameroon

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The President and Chief Executive Officer of the Environment and Rural Development Foundation (ERuDeF), Louis Nkembi, has underscored the need for drastic actions to be taken to save frog species…

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