Environmental NGO In Cameroon, Environmental Education
“The first angel sounded, and there followed hail and fire mingle with blood, and they were cast upon the earth: and the third part of trees was burnt up, and all green grass was burnt up”. Revelation 8:6. “We are
GIZ visits Green Cameroon Green Cameroon, today at its office in Buea-Cameroon, received two workers from GIZ Mr. Ajay Pal Singh who was one of the many participants at the Green Week and an active participant on during its programme
THEME : ‘THINK, EAT, SAVE, REDUCE YOUR FOODPRINT‘ The world environment day which was initiated by the United Nations General Assembly in 1972 run by United Nations Environment program, aims at taking positive environmental actions and it is celebrated 5th of
Following our partnership with the Antioch University from the USA and the University of Buea from Cameroon, we received at our office in Buea Town Dr. Tambi from the University of Buea and some exchange students from the Antioch University.
GREEN CAMEROON advocates attitude change for better environmental protection DO YOU KNOW! That widespread environmental damage constitutes a great evil and a plague far from eradication? That environmental protection is plagued by the uncertainty of the costs and
One of the most important cases treated on the Land’s Day during our Green week (8th to 14th of April 2013) had to do with the Herakles case in Cameroon which received a lot of attention from community members. Mr.
On this International Biodiversity Day, we would like to call people’s attention to Cameroon. Cameroon has great natural resources, estimated at 44% of the country’s total wealth, to boost economic growth and substantially reduce rural poverty (World Bank, SNC bulletin
First of its kind in the history of Cameroon. The Green Charter, proudly presented by Green Cameroon. The Green Charter, drafted and adopted during the Green Week at the Alliance Franco-Camerounaise Buea, on Sunday the 14th of April 2013, is
To continue its conservation work and improve the lives of community members, Green Cameroon’s team, last week, was down in the Community of Bokoko to meet with the chiefs, Village Traditional Councils and other representative to discuss the implementation modalities
Yesterday, one more brilliant day in the Green Week! Our day on Agriculture, under the slogan “Protect your land, grow your future” mainly handled on sustainable & alternative agricultural techniques: organic farming and agroforestry. Our colleague, Cynthia Sama, started the
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