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May 5, 2025

 VoNat Celebrates Save the Frogs Day: Introduces Kids in Buea to Frogs Conservation

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Voice of Nature (VoNat) has educated over 60 school and community children in Buea about the frogs of the Western Highlands of Cameroon, and the urgent need to conserve endangered frog species and their habitats. This was during a workshop organized at at Praise Academy Ndongo on April 30, 2025, as part of commemorative activities to mark the 17th edition Save the Frogs Day.  Read More



Bush Burning, Unsustainable Harvesting Drive Mahogany Depletion in Mount Mbam

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Once widespread across the 12,000-hectare expanse of Mount Mbam in Cameroon’s West Region, the African mahogany tree is now increasingly scarce. Prized for its high-quality, reddish-brown timber, mahogany has suffered decades of overexploitation, leaving behind only scattered remnants of what was once a flourishing forest. Read More



Research to Map Goliath Frog Conservation Threats, Solutions Kicks-off in Manjo

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Voice of Nature (VoNat) is currently been supported by Re:Wild to engage local communities in mapping Goliath frog conservation threats and co-designing local solutions for the conservation of emblematic species in the Mount Nlonako Area, Littoral Region of Cameroon. Goliath frog (Conraua goliath) is the world’s largest frog, classified as endangered on the IUCN Red List and found only in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea. The frog plays an invaluable role in mitigating the spread of diseases and marinating the ecosystem, but is heavily hunted for pet trade and food, besides other threats.  Read More



VoNat Launches Initiative to Propagate Circa 10,000 Trees for Wildlife Conservation in Mount Cameroon

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A Cameroon community-based conservation and sustainable development non-profit organization, Voice of Nature (VoNat), is currently engaged in the propagation of 10,000 agroforestry and threatened tree species in Buea, Cameroon. This activity is part of an ongoing project, which aims to conserve endangered wildlife in Mount Cameroon through threatened trees domestication and agroforestry, funded by New England Biolabs Foundation.  Read More



VoNat's Jabi Katy Sharpens Environmental Storytelling Skills at NEWF Summit

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Voice of Nature (VoNat)’s Communications Officer, Jabi Katy, has gained new knowledge and experience in environmental storytelling that will help her unearth untold environmental stories in Cameroon. This was during a week-long Nature Environment and Wildlife Filmmakers (NEWF) Fellows Summit and Congress that took place in Durban, South Africa, from March 31 to April 4, 2025.  Read More



Volunteer as Science Officer

Voice of Nature (VoNat) is currently seeking a Science Officer to volunteer remotely or onsite and contribute to various research projects, providing valuable insights and expertise in data analysis and research paper development.

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VoNat depends on donations and grants to proffer solutions to urgent conservation & environmental challenges and to bolster support for forest communities in Cameroon. Donate now to enable us bring back endangered species from the brink of extinction, restore degraded ecosystems and help indigenous communities adapt lives & livelihoods to the changing climate. 

About Us

Voice of Nature (VoNat) is a  Cameroon community-based biodiversity conservation and sustainable development non-profit organization dedicated to building a greener, safer and more sustainable planet for wildlife and humanity to thrive. VoNat was created in 2019 and legalised in 2020, following registration No.1125/G.37/C84/VOL.I/SASC. It is   an apolitical, non-denominational and non-profit organization with Head Office in Buea, South West Region of Cameroon. 

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Voice of Nature (VoNat)
Opposite Pres Hostel Junction Malingo Street-Buea, 

South West Region, Cameroon
info@vonat.org /www.vonat.org

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