Cameroon: Navigating the Path of Landscape Restoration
By EAFund - November 21, 2023
Cameroon: Navigating the Path of Landscape Restoration
Cameroon, a nation adorned with lush rainforests, majestic mountains, and vibrant biodiversity, faces a pressing challenge: landscape degradation. This multifaceted issue encompasses deforestation, soil erosion, overgrazing, and the depletion of natural resources, threatening the very foundations of Cameroon's rich natural heritage.The Delicate Balance of Cameroon's LandscapesCameroon's landscapes are a tapestry of diverse ecosystems, each playing a vital role in maintaining the country's ecological balance. Dense rainforests, home to an array ...
Unraveling Nature's Rhythms: Understanding Prolonged Seasons and Climate Variability
By EAFund - November 18, 2023
Unraveling Nature's Rhythms: Understanding Prolonged Seasons and Climate Variability
As we observe the prolonged rainy season in Cameroon, it's crucial to reflect on the shifts in seasons and the factors contributing to these changes.The prolonged rainy season, characterized by heavier rainfall and extended periods of precipitation, is a stark indication of the evolving climate patterns and the impact of climate change. This atypical extension of the rainy season raises questions about the deeper dynamics at play and their repercussions ...
Threats to the natural water catchment points feeding the Mbembo fall
By EAFund - January 13, 2023
Threats to the natural water catchment points feeding the Mbembo fall
Natural water catchment points play an essential role in managing water resources and providing a reliable supply of fresh water. However, these points are under threat from a variety of sources, including deforestation, water pollution, and climate change. In this blog post, we'll explore the threats faced by natural water catchment points, (the case of the Mbembo Fall in the Bamunkumbit vilage in the North West Region of Cameroon).One major ...
Are Workshops Becoming A Great Place For Reuse?
By Nc Ndashi - January 20, 2022
Are Workshops Becoming A Great Place For Reuse?
The workshop is a great place for reusing items formally destined for the landfill. Even if you do not have a shop or craft area you can always donate the items mentioned in the following paragraphs to friends, schools, shops, youth centers… The concept of reusing is as limitless as your imagination.Screws, bolts, picture hooks, plant hangers, curtain hooks, and hinges are common hardware items used in most homes. Although ...
Paper Usage and Carbon Footprint
By EAFund - January 20, 2022
Paper Usage and Carbon Footprint
If one person can change things to reduce their Carbon Footprint and make a positive difference on the environment, imagine the difference a whole office can make.The things we do in our everyday lives have a huge impact on our environment. Whether we realise it not, everyday, we are adding to the problem of global warming.The idea of this article is to offer some tips which can help you reduce ...
Historical Advances in Producing Electricity From the Sun
By EAFund - January 18, 2022
Historical Advances in Producing Electricity From the Sun
When politicians start talking about renewable energy, you know we have problems. Solar energy is a significant renewable energy and here is an overview of how the technology has developed.Historical Advances in Producing Electricity From the SunSolar electricity is simply energy produced by harnessing the sun. It comes in many forms including electricity production through panels, home heating through passive systems and mobile packets for powering devices like laptops and ...

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