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    Cameroon branch of Landscape Conservation

    Cameroon branch of Landscape Conservation

    We are proud to announce that we have set up a Cameroon branch of Landscape Conservation in Cameroon, for the purposes of delivering our...
    Launch of 'Why Eat Wild Meat' project

    Launch of 'Why Eat Wild Meat' project

    In partnership with FCTV, IIED and Oxford University, we are undertaking a project to understand better why people choose to eat...
    Supporting efforts to address the IWT

    Supporting efforts to address the IWT

    I remember many years ago, sitting in a central African primate sanctuary, looking around and thinking about how many animals were there....
    What a Whopper!

    What a Whopper!

    It’s always great when hard effort is rewarded. In this case we can see the results of our ongoing engagement and support for the people...
    Supporting DENR-BMB against the IWT

    Supporting DENR-BMB against the IWT

    Over the past two weeks Landscape Conservation and PENAGMANNAK have been meeting with staff from the Department of Natural Resources,...
    Live Confiscations Management in the Philippines

    Live Confiscations Management in the Philippines

    We are delighted to report that our partnership in the Philippines has been commissioned by the British Embassy in Manila to undertake a...
    Where there’s life …

    Where there’s life …

    … there’s hope. And the continuing story of a virtually extinct species (18 left in the world, only 11 that could reproduce) gives all...
    Coming to Agreement

    Coming to Agreement

    On 25th and 26th July we reached a significant milestone in the Darwin Initiative project (24-005, Enabling rural poor to help protect...
    Join the celebrations!

    Join the celebrations!

    There is plenty to celebrate as the Darwin Initiative project team - comprising of staff from APGS, FCTV, AWF and TF-RD - conclude the...
    Safety First!

    Safety First!

    Barely after 16 months of implementing the Darwin Initiative-funded project ‘Enabling rural poor to help protect biodiversity of Dja,...
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