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Muanenguba Environmental Development Center - MEDEC at the forefront of sustainably enhancing the production capacity of rural farmers.

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Muanenguba Environmental Development Center - MEDEC is calling on rural and forest communities to increase efforts to conserve this indigenous species. WWF Cameroon WWF Rainforest Foundation US Rainforest Art Foundation

Muanenguba Environmental Development Center - MEDEC on the 9th of August joins the International Community to celebrate the Indigenous People. Under the theme - Indigenous Youth as Agents of Change for Self-determination, these group of persons have a vital role to play in community development. Their contribution in cannot be underestimated. Their contribution in and are far reaching. Their contribution in the of cannot be ignored.

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On the 5th of June 2023, MEDEC joined the International Community to commemorate the International Environment Day. On this special day, MEDEC reflected on some trees planted some months ago. With the theme "solution for plastic pollution " the vital role of trees on ecosystem resilience and sustainability cannot be undermined. Let's say no to one way use plastic. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center - MEDEC WorldEnvironmentDay

When you plan trees, we build our ecosystem. But when we plan economic trees, we provide socio-economic benefits to forest communities. Trees play a vital role in maintaining strong, resilient ecosystems

Let us be very conscious of our actions on the environment. The ecosystem is life....

Do you want to have a life time experience, then our ecotourism team is here to walk you through. We assist you in your Environmental research journey and taking you to the key iconic touristic features in the South West region of Cameroon. Support us in our fight to sustain our ecosystem for better life. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center - MEDEC

Tree planting for carbon sequestration. At MEDEC, we plan trees that also provide high economic benefits for communities through our agro forestry program. We kick start this tree planting by establishing multipurpose nurseries in target communities. We then plant these trees with local actors, volunteers and we also donate the trees to local farmers for free. We also provide technical knowledge and training to these local actors. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center - MEDEC

At MEDEC, we educate communities to promote conservation of local species which are hard to find. Let's protect biodiversity and sustain or ecosystems to make the earth a better for man, animals and all stakeholders. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center - MEDEC

The Giant Frog is increasingly experiencing increase threats of extinction. Poachers even carry out unsustainable methods putting the frog at high risk. The Giant Frog is hard to find in the world, with Cameroon being the few if not the only country in Africa. There is urgent need to protect giant frog. This is another aspect that will be the preoccupation of MEDEC in this 2023. Our community conservation education program will focus especially on water poisoning, indiscriminate fishing, unsustainable practices that affect the flourishing of frogs in the frontline communities of the Bakossi national park. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center - MEDEC

Poaching is at an increase in the Bakossi national park. Reason why MEDEC will speed up it's conservation education programs for frontline communities in the park. Many species are experiencing increase risk of extinction if comprehensive response is not done. Support us at MEDEC in establishing sustainable ecosystems where biodiversity will flourish. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center - MEDEC

Happy New Year 2023 from the MEDEC Team in Cameroon. We hope to have a fruitful 2023 with partnership, synergies, and collaboration. Thank you All.

27th September 2022, MEDEC today joins the rest of the rural communities and environmental stakeholders (locally and globally) to celebrate the 2022 WORLD TOURISM DAY under the theme :- 'Rural and Community Centric Tourism'. Considering the significance of eco-tourism to forest communities, MEDEC is taking the odds to mobilize and engage communities in the Bakossi National Park (BNJ) to increase the development of this thematic in the South West region of Cameroon and specifically in the Bakossi National Park of Cameroon. Ecotourism can provide rural and forest communities with the motivation to maintain and protect forests and wildlife –biodiversity. We believe that if we must preserve our biodiversity, then there is that need to engage rural population actively in environmental development.
MEDEC being a frontline organization at the center of the Bakossi National Park, is mobilizing rural population to better understand the role that eco-tourism plays in preserving our biodiversity and in portraying the tourism potentials in the park to the rest of the world. It should be noted that the Bakossi National Park (BNP) is hosting very unique features hard to find anywhere else in the world such as ; the Beautifil Twin Lakes of Muanenguba ( Male and Female lakes – with a wonderful grasslad vegetation, confortable climate, thousands of fauna and flora, giant frog, beautiful sky etc). Also, Kupe-Muanenguba Division is host to other great touristic attractions such as the Mt Kupe, the V-shape Valleys of Muanenguba, the iconic stone of Muadelengoe, the Lake Bemin, and a host of waterfalls and rocks flowing with springs and rivers.

MEDEC has realised the increasing need to develop the eco-tourism potentials of the BNP to protect the high level biodiversity in the park and also to reduce over expliotation of the forest resources by rural communities. This is because, MEDEC has recognized a shift towards tourism a crucial pillar of environmental development in Cameroon.

Considering the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on tourism, MEDEC thinks the Motto of this year’s World Tourism Day – ‘Rethinking Tourism’ quite reflects the reality on ground. Therefore, we are ready to work with partners for tourism development.

Tourism generates important economic benefits for indigenous communities and underserved populations. This benefits is what MEDEC the social, economic benefits from our environmental programs in Cameroon.
Tourism can also provide a compelling incentive for governments, NGOs and partners organizations to institute environmental policies and conservation measures. This includes the creation of national parks, nature reserves, and other protected areas to preserve their biodiversity and correspondingly boost their tourism appeal. Responsible tourism has the potential to generate substantial environmental and economic benefits: it can generate well paid, stable jobs, often providing support and an amplified voice for marginalised or rural communities, while preserving wildlife and its habitats. MEDEC with it mandate, is working to leverage all this in the BNP and engage more and more people in tourism development to preserve forest resources from over expliotation and extinction. Tourism offers opportunities to people from all walks of life, supporting vulnerable groups, including minorities, youth and women among others. More peaceful and more tolerant. Tourism is a driver for peace. It helps promote tolerance between people as they learn and better understand each other's cultures. Therefore, tourism is a unifying factor.
At MEDEC we work with forest communities to better manage their touristic attraction. We also engage the population massively in tree planting to build a sustainable ecosystem whcih will boost the enviroment and other components.
With an innovative approach, our programs are blended with research to give to our stakeholders a life experience.
Join or support us at Muanenguba Environmental Development Center – MEDEC and together lets promote the tourism potentials of Kupe-Muanenguba Division in the South West region of Cameroon. [email protected]

MEDEC on the 17th September 2022, joined the rest of the world to commemorate World Clean Up day in Cameroon. We sensitized communities on the dangers of poor waste disposal and management to our environment and life. Lets protect our soil, water and air, by sustainably managing our waste - Muanenguba Environmental Development Center - MEDEC

Planting trees in our communities is the reason for our existence. Our vision is to attain ZERO HAZARDS in our communities. We can only achieve this by planting more trees to build sustainable and resilient eco-systems. Join us in planting trees in our communities and Towns in the South West region of Cameroon. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center- MEDEC

Are you interested in eco-tourism and environmental research? Then join us at MEDEC and we will walk your way through. You will explore the twin Lakes of Muanenguba (male and female lake) and discover what nature is offering mankind. We are seeking for win-win partnerships in environmental research and eco-tourism. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center-MEDEC

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Our tree planting program at the slope and V-shape valleys of Muanenguba is a big achievement to our team. We our objective is to sequester Carbons and promote climate friendly communities. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center - MEDEC, WWF IUCN At MEDEC we take the environment as our friend and part of us.

Training and Empowering rural women in agriculture is a major concern for MEDEC. We focus mainly on agricultural practices which are sustainable and have no negative effect on our environment. At MEDEC, we teach communities to establish MUTUAL Rrelationships with the environment.

MEDEC educating Farmers in Bangem and Bajoh villages on the value added of drying cocoa using Cane Ovens. This methods protects the grains, maintains quality and increase the weight (kilograms) and therefore increase the competitiveness of Cameroon cocoa at the World Market. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center-MEDEC the leading environmental youth lead organisation in kupe=Muanenguba.

"Cut one tree and replant ten" is one of MEDEC environmental development program in Kupe-Muanenguba. We cannot afford to destroy our ecosystem. Our environment is priceless. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center - MEDEC

WWF IUCNMEDEC is the leading youth lead environmental Development Non-profit organisation in Kupe-Muanenguba. We bring humanity closer to the environment in a friendly manner. Our Eco-Tourism team is the best you can meet for a life experience. Connect with us for research, studies on environment and biodiversity and we will take you through. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center-MEDEC

WWF IUCN Muanenguba Environmental Development Center- MEDEC. Pangolins are critically endangered in the Bakossi National Park in Kupe-Muanenguba Division of Cameroon. Let's protect them. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center-MEDEC

MEDEC promoting the Tourism potentials of Kupe-Muanenguba. Contact us and have direct contact with the natural environment while carrying tourism and environemtnal research. Discover the wonders of nature; Twin Lakes (Male and Female Lakes), wonderful fauna and flora. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center-MEDEC

Do you really want to have a life experience with Nature, then join our eco-tourism team to walk your way up the Muanenguba Twin Lakes area. The beauty of the environment and the temperature are hard to find anywhere else in the World. MEDEC is out promote eco-tourism potentials of Kupe-Muanenguba. Our a student,, researcher, tourist etc, join us at MEDEC and discover what nature is offering to Muanenguba in Bangem Sub-Division. Muanenguba Environmental Development Center-MEDEC