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WWF Cameroon

Cameroon is a country of some 475,000 square kilometres inhabited by about 20 million people (CIA World Facts records 2013).

It is home to a rich ecological, socioeconomic, and cultural diversity, and one of the primary hosts to the Congo Basin which holds over 15% of the world’s remaining tropical forests, and which is one of the 35 priority places through which WWF is delivering its Global Initiative. A huge population of elephants and great apes, which are WWF’s global priority species, are documented in Cameroon. Ca

meroon therefore contributes in critical ways to the global priorities of the Congo Basin forests and flagship species. Our objective is to see the exceptional landscapes of Cameroon managed sustainably so that biodiversity is conserved, ecosystems functions and services are maintained, valorised and contribute to reducing climate change, while improving peoples’ livelihoods and contributing to sustainable development. WWF is present in Cameroon since 1990, thus 27 years of functioning. It has had several geographic and thematic scope of work. Cameroon is a part of the Congo Basin, a WWF global priority place within its Global Programme Framework (GPF), for which conservation is mostly delivered. Thus the Cameroon Programme builds on and contributes to WWF’s Congo Basin Forest Partnership (CBFP) Vision, goals and existing works within the country captured in the 2035 (GESP) vision and the region (Commission des Forets d’Afrique Centrale/Central Africa Forest Commission - COMIFAC)) vision in order to have more lasting impact on the rich biodiversity that it harbours for the good of mankind. The Cameroon Country Programme Office works under the Cameroon government national conservation framework outlined in the Forest Environment Sectoral Programme (FESP) and its Growth and Employment Strategic Paper (GESP), which spells out important biodiversity hotspots with high conservation values and the development vision for the country by 2035 respectively.

11/05/2026

WWF Cameroon is hiring !
- Position : Field Programme Coordinator
- Location: Yaounde, Cameroon
- Reports to: Conservation Director, WWF Cameroon

Major duties :
-Field Operations Oversight and Delivery
-Programme Coordination and Strategic Alignment
-Resource Mobilization and Partnership Development

How to apply:
1. Follow the link: https://cameroon.panda.org/apply_to_a_job/apply_for_a_job/ (with a
computer, please do not use a mobile phone).
2. Choose the job J220 – Field Programme Coordinator
3. Answer to the questionnaire
4. After filling the questionnaire, send your CV and cover letter via the email address recruit
[email protected]. Please mention your name and the job reference in the email
subject line. Example: Nana – J220 – Field Programme Coordinator.
Deadline for applications: 21 May 2026

06/05/2026

WWF is hiring !

- Position : A consultant – Junior Sustainable Finance Analyst
- Location: Home-based, with missions to TRIDOM

How to apply:

Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and a curriculum vitae (combined in a single document not exceeding 5 pages) to the following email address : [email protected]
The subject of the email should read: “Consultant – Junior Sustainable Finance Analyst” Deadline for submission: Monday, 11 May 2026.

For more details, please read the full job description below with images.

05/05/2026

As BIODEV2030 moves towards its closing phase, the project team, alongside MINEPDED, engaged directly with communities in Mintom to share a documentary co-created with them on ongoing human practices that negatively impact the forest and biodiversity.

Across communities in the South Region (Assok, Odoumou, Mbon Ayok, Bité, Mintom, and Nkè), one message stood out: communities are not only aware; they are willing to act.
From strengthening sustainable agriculture (cocoa, plantain, groundnuts) to developing non-timber forest products such as djansang and bitter kola (Garcinia kola), local populations expressed their commitment to improving livelihoods while preserving their environment.
At the same time, they raised concerns about forest exploitation and the need for stronger protection and enforcement of the law.

Through BIODEV2030, WWF continues to support inclusive, community-driven solutions for sustainable development, because lasting impact starts on the ground, with people.

BIODEV2030 Minepded

01/05/2026

Behind every impact, there are hands, stories, and quiet dedication.
Today, we celebrate the people who show up, care deeply, and keep the mission moving, together.

Happy Labour day 💚

30/04/2026

WWF is 65
The Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF) is celebrating its 65th anniversary in 2026, marking a significant milestone in its mission to protect the planet and its wildlife. Founded in 1961, WWF has been leading conservation efforts in over 100 countries with the help of more than 5 million supporters. WWF's mission is to create a world where people and wildlife live in harmony.

27/04/2026

Step by step, we move forward.
This week, let’s make every action count , for people and nature.

24/04/2026

Retour en images sur la projection du film «Au Cœur de la Jungle»…

À l’ Institut français du Cameroun à Yaoundé, la projection du film «Au Cœur de la Jungle», tourné dans les paysages denses du Cameroun et du Gabon, a réuni un public engagé autour des enjeux de biodiversité, de conservation et d’action communautaire.

Merci à toutes celles et ceux qui ont répondu présents et contribué à faire de cette soirée un beau moment de partage.

AFD - Agence Française de Développement , GIZ , African Wildlife Foundation , Wildlife Conservation Society , GEF7, Ambassade du Japon au Cameroun/在カメルーン日本国大使館, Ambassade de Suisse , Haut Commissariat de Grande Bretagne, Ambassade de France au CamerounMINFOF , MINREX , MINEPDED, WWF-France , Wwf Gabon

22/04/2026

Chaque jour est une opportunité d’agir pour protéger notre planète et préserver ce qui nous unit. Ensemble, faisons le choix d’un avenir durable.

22/04/2026

Save the Date : La projection en avant-première du film « Au Cœur de la Jungle » ce jeudi 23 avril 2026 à partir de 17h00, à l’Institut Français du Cameroun.

Ce film documentaire, tourné au Cameroun et au Gabon, vous transporte dans la forêt dense au cœur du Bassin du Congo.

A ne pas manquer.
Venez nombreux.

AFD - Agence Française de Développement, WWF-France , Wwf Gabon, WWF in Africa , Institut Français du Cameroun.

21/04/2026

Save the Date : La projection en avant-première du film « Au Cœur de la Jungle » ce jeudi 23 avril 2026 à partir de 17h00, à l’Institut Français du Cameroun.

Ce film documentaire, tourné au Cameroun et au Gabon, vous transporte dans la forêt dense au cœur du Bassin du Congo.

A ne pas manquer.
Venez nombreux.

AFD - Agence Française de Développement , WWF-France , Wwf Gabon , WWF in Africa , Institut français du Cameroun

20/04/2026

Chaque nouvelle semaine est une opportunité de voir plus loin, d’agir avec impact et de rester engagé pour ce qui compte.

Bon début de semaine à tous.

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