
In Cameroon’s North and Far North regions, six Climate-Smart Villages are testing practical ways for communities to adapt to drought,…

Consider the following research topics: What does it take to protect both crops and livelihoods from human-wildlife conflict in Gabon? Which tree species…

Across the tropics, millions of rural families continue to depend on wildlife for food, income, and cultural identity. Yet unsustainable…

Policies that seem sound on paper often falter in practice, as shown by ongoing efforts to regulate wild meat markets…

As demand for charcoal and other wood energy soars in Central Africa, with wide-ranging consequences for biodiversity and local communities,…

Establishing certification standards for forestry and agricultural commodities is no straightforward matter, particularly for smallholder farmers. Voluntary standards of the…

A lack of clarity regarding the influences driving commodification of the wild meat sector in Africa point to the need…

The world’s second largest tropical rainforest is situated in the Congo Basin in the center of Africa. This lush region…

This article was originally published in the print edition of the Cameroon Tribune on Aug. 25, 2020. The circular economy…

Cameroon is home to some of Africa’s largest mangrove forests. The country’s unique shoreline ecosystems host important biodiversity, including mangroves…

Traditionally foragers and hunter-gatherers, many of the Indigenous communities scattered throughout the dense tropical forests of Central Africa have been…

Central Africa’s national and regional timber markets are booming. Across the region, rapid population growth, urbanization and economic development are…

When civil war broke out in the Central African Republic (CAR) in late 2012, hundreds of thousands of people fled…