Cameroon bets on ecotourism to reduce human-wildlife conflicts
In the south of Cameroon, the Campo Ma’an National Park has been a safe haven for wildlife for years. The 264 064 ha forest is home to 500 plant species, 80 species of mammals including gorilla and elephants, 249 fishes, reptiles, 80 species of amphibians and over 300 species of birds. However, the inhabitants living on the outskirts of the…
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