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Campo Ma'an

July 24, 2023
The Campo Ma’an landscape takes its name from a national park in southern Cameroon. The park and surrounding area are a biodiversity site of global significance, home to gorillas, chimpanzees, elephants, and over 80 other mammal species. However,…

Campaign rallies young Africans to implement biodiversity framework

April 19, 2023
Four months after the adoption of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF), the questions are blaring. What happens next? How are we ensuring that we do not replicate the mistake of past multilateral agreements?A unique aspect of…

Campaign Countdown -- Help AWF Cross the Finish Line

June 17, 2009
AWF will conclude its first ever comprehensive capital campaign on June 30, 2009.Certainly, the challenging financial times we face have made fundraising for AWF's critical conservation efforts more difficult. But AWF knows there is strength in…

Cameroon’s Vanishing Great Apes

January 19, 2016
Seventeen people, five days, 90 km (60 mi). This was the Walk Through Dja, a trek arranged by AWF and the national wildlife authority to get an inside look at the true state of Cameroon’s Dja Faunal Reserve. Dja measures 5…

Cameroon Strategic Plan

December 9, 2022

Cameroon Fact Sheet (2022)

October 3, 2022

Cameroon Burns 3 Tons of Pangolin Scales

February 16, 2017
The world’s most trafficked mammal, the pangolin, is getting much-needed attention on the day before World Pangolin Day, with what may be the world’s first-ever burn of pangolin scales. Cameroon’s Ministry of Forests and…

Cameroon

July 21, 2023
Unsustainable development and poaching threaten the rich biodiversity of this Central African country known as “Africa in miniature.” To sustain Cameroon’s natural heritage, we combine policy engagement with people-centered, rights-based…

Cameras Destroyed in Fires

September 17, 2008
In the last three weeks I was away at the AWF Biennial Meeting held in Nairobi, Kenya. Before I left I thought it would be prudent to leave cameras in the field so they can do the job while I was away. Upon my return I learned there were runaway…

Camera Traps... and Beyond!

October 8, 2008
During the week of October 20th we’ll add the second aspect of the leopard research. The first two of the twelve leopards will be captured and collared. The other ten will subsequently be collared, depending on the rate of success with fund raising…

Camera Traps

June 2, 2008
Currently I’m in the process of quantifying leopard numbers in the concession. This has proven not to be an easy task which requires a lot of time to plan and acquire proper equipment. Firstly we had to purchase equipment from the United States, but…

Camera Trap Tally

July 29, 2008
The use of camera traps has proven to be a useful way to get an idea of leopard activities in the N’wanetsi Concession. I've been able to capture good quality photographs were taken during the survey. There were 20 leopard photographs taken during…

Call for Submissions to the First-Ever Top 100 Young African Conservation Leaders List

August 12, 2020
NAIROBI, KENYA /// News Advisory /// Nature is one of our most significant heritages, and youth are the best drivers on the continent to ensure this heritage thrives for generations to come. As we celebrate International Youth Day 2020 on August 12,…

Call for Applications for 2024 Charles R. Wall Youth Leadership Programs

January 3, 2024
(NAIROBI, KENYA — January 3, 2024) The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) is announcing the call for applications for the Charles R. Wall Leadership Program. The program consists of two components — the Charles R. Wall Young African Policy Fellows…

California Passes AB96, Goes Ivory Free

September 18, 2015
African Wildlife Foundation Board Chair David Thomson released the following statement on California Governor Jerry Brown's signing of Assembly Bill 96 into law, effectively banning all intrastate trade of elephant ivory and rhino…

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