Mount Fako Trails

Mount Fako Trails Our areas of intervention:
Sustainable Community Development, Save Ecosystem and Sustainable ecotourism

Promoting sustainable ecotourism within and outside the Mount Cameroon National Park as a tool for community development and preservation of heritage. Through ecotourism, over exploitation of forest resources have drastically reduce, hunting activities has also drop as we have been able to transform hunters to guides and porters. We equally look forward to build the capacities of the local guides

and porters and the village committees of the 41 park villages. Educate the local guides and porters on the code of conduct, reception techniques, hygiene and sanitation waste management, etc. We have also gone a long way with education on the legal framework and procedures in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism and Leisure. Following a collaborative relationship with these communities, every revenue generated is used to pay for the services of the porters and guides, assist communities in community development activities, programs and projects. To better improve the livelihood of these communities, we plan to carry out a survey of other resources related to ecotourism product and output. As part of our activities, we also carry out:
- Environmental protection services, programs and projects
- Livelihood support to rural, semi urban and urban communities especially forest dependent communities.

Integrated modern beekeeping; landscape restoration and enhancing ecosystem services
16/10/2025

Integrated modern beekeeping; landscape restoration and enhancing ecosystem services

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Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!Serah Ikome, Tambe Adolf, Martha Nanyongo, Gabriel Efome
08/10/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Serah Ikome, Tambe Adolf, Martha Nanyongo, Gabriel Efome

Integrated modern beekeeping
06/10/2025

Integrated modern beekeeping

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Wildfire Mitigation Among Forest-Dependent CommunitiesThis report explores the growing threat of wildfires to protected ...
06/10/2025

Wildfire Mitigation Among Forest-Dependent Communities

This report explores the growing threat of wildfires to protected areas and Indigenous or community-owned forests in Cameroon, with a focus on the Mount Cameroon area. Drawing on forest cover loss data from 2022 to 2025, we find that deforestation rates remain consistent but wildfire risks are rising, and especially in community-managed landscapes. Read more @

Wildfire Mitigation Among Forest-Dependent Communities Posted on 2025-10-03 by admin Integrating Scientific Data and Traditional Knowledge This report explores the growing threat of wildfires to protected areas and Indigenous or community-owned forests in Cameroon, with a focus on the Mount Cameroon...

Expansion of the GLOHA Modern Beekeeping ProgramGlobal Hand Cameroon has launched a new initiative to expand its very su...
02/10/2025

Expansion of the GLOHA Modern Beekeeping Program

Global Hand Cameroon has launched a new initiative to expand its very successful modern beekeeping program, and we are currently seeking additional funding to purchase a suitable plot of land on which we can add more Kenyan Top Bar Hives. By expanding our apiary, we will be able to offer more hands-on educational programs for villagers and students, empowering the local economy and strengthening biodiversity and forest resilience. Read more @ https://gloha.org/category/2025/

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If you are interested in learning more about this project or would like to help fund it, please reach out to us at [email protected]. We are always happy to discuss our work and our aspirations.

To read more about the beekeeping activities of Mr. Evambe Thompson, founder and CEO of Global Hand Cameroon, please see this excellent article, published a few years ago in the George Washington University journal, Planet Forward.


Managing the multipurpose nursery project in Bomboko for forest restoration and regeneration of cocoa farms
10/08/2025

Managing the multipurpose nursery project in Bomboko for forest restoration and regeneration of cocoa farms

Ecosystem restoration and enhancing ecosystem services through our beekeeping project
10/08/2025

Ecosystem restoration and enhancing ecosystem services through our beekeeping project



Green Village Project: to plant 1000 fruit trees convert wild honey hunters into modern beekeepers and poachers to susta...
18/05/2025

Green Village Project: to plant 1000 fruit trees convert wild honey hunters into modern beekeepers and poachers to sustainable tourism actors in 41 communities within the Mount Cameroon National Park


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Community Based Non Profit and Environmental Organization. Our objectives are to: Alleviate poverty within Rural Communities, Ensure sustainable Communities, Responsible Production and Consumption and the Promote Climate Action. One of such areas were we have been able to engage rural communities in areas with high biodiversity value is ecotourism especially on Mount Cameroon and the coastal areas. This activity influence community participation in conservation while ensuring a sustainable and improved livelihood.

Promoting sustainable ecotourism within and outside the Mount Cameroon National Park as a tool for community development and preservation of heritage. Through ecotourism, over exploitation of forest resources have drastically reduce, hunting activities has also drop as we have been able to transform hunters to guides and porters. We equally look forward to build the capacities of the local guides and porters and the village committees of the 41 park villages. Educate the local guides and porters on the code of conduct, reception techniques, hygiene and sanitation waste management, etc. We have also gone a long way with education on the legal framework and procedures in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism and Leisure. Following a collaborative relationship with these communities, every revenue generated is used to pay for the services of the porters and guides, assist communities in community development activities, programs and projects. To better improve the livelihood of these communities, we plan to carry out a survey of other resources related to ecotourism product and output.

As part of our activities, we also carry out: - Environmental protection services, programs and projects - Livelihood support to rural, semi urban and urban communities especially forest dependent communities.