Trip report, March-April 1997.

Report on degassing Lake Nyos and Lake Monoun.

Natural World Heritage Site description.

UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is one of the largest and best protected humid forests in Africa. Almost completely surrounded by the Dja River, which forms its natural boundary, the reserve is especially noted for its biodiversity and a wide variety of primates.

Articles and resources from Field Trip Earth about project to track and study elephants in northern Cameroon.

A chimpanzee sanctuary in the Central Province of Cameroon.

A case study of how botanic gardens can support forest conservation, and approaches to long-term financing for conservation centres in Africa.

The National Herbarium houses a collection of 66,500 specimens representing 1,800 genera and 232 families. Associated collections include more than 1,200 slides of pollen grains, 800 sections of wood and lianas, 500 carpological specimens and over 100 flower specimens preserved in alcohol.

Field assessment of the Lac Lobeke region of south-eastern Cameroon.

Links to SDNP resources.

Research thesis.

Tropical forest research organisation. Information about the Cameroon programme, including research projects, and the institutions involved.

Describes World Wildlife Fund field projects aimed at establishing a national protected area network as well as other activities in Cameroon.