The Association for Biodiversity Conservation and Rural Development (ABCARD) was created in 2016 in Kumba, South West Region of Cameroon. It was created as a backdrop of the neglect of some species that are not considered threatened now. We believe that if nothing is done, these species which are not considered threatened will eventually go extinct in the future.
students and community members in some 10 communities in Manyu Division, Meme and Lebialem Division Southwest Region, Cameroon have been sensitized on wildlife conservation and environmental related issues
Species of wildlife were recorded from bush meat trade monitoring conducted along the Kumba-Mamfe highway.
Bush piglets were ceased from hunters in Lebialem and donated to the Limbe Wildlife Centre.
A baby potty nose monkey was cease from a hunter in Bakumba village in Manyu division and donated to the Limbe Wildlife Centre
2 Cevets where ceased from hunters and donated to the Limbe wildlife Center
species of butterfly recorded from survey conducted in Lebialem-Mone East forest area.
ABCARD represented by the Chief Executive Officer took part in a workshop titled: Improving Vegetable Production in South West Cameroon. The workshop organised by the
On the 15 July 2023, Staff of the Association for Biodiversity Conservation and Rural Development (ABCARD) were involved in birdwatching in Bwitingi village around the
Biodiversity is the variety of animals, plants, fungi, microorganisms that make up the natural world. Each species and organisms has a part to play in
“Building a shared future for all life” Biodiversity remains the panacea to many sustainable development problems such as, climate, health issues, food and water insecurity
Some farmers around the Lake Barombi Forest area benefited from avocado and acacia seedlings during the distribution exercise that took place in Kumba on the
