AFWS – Biodiversity: Our Heritage, Our Legacy

Biodiversity: Our Heritage, Our Legacy

Protecting Africa’s Biodiversity

Africa’s forests and wildlife sustain life, culture, and livelihoods. AFWS works to conserve ecosystems while empowering communities to protect their natural heritage for generations to come.

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Empowering Community Development

Conservation For Better Communities

AFWS strengthens local livelihoods through ecotourism, conservation education, and sustainable natural resource management—ensuring people and nature thrive together.

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Your Support Protects Forests and Wildlife

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AFWS strengthens local livelihoods through ecotourism, conservation education, and sustainable natural resource management—ensuring people and nature thrive together.

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Welcome To AFWS

Who We Are

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The African Forestry and Wildlife Society (AFWS) is a Cameroon-based charitable organization dedicated to the sustainable management of biodiversity and natural resources.

We strive to enhance the well-being of local communities while fostering a harmonious balance between human development and environmental conservation.

Through a multidimensional approach, AFWS works to strengthen environmental stewardship, improve community livelihoods, and reduce poverty—all while ensuring biodiversity thrives for future generations.

OUR MISSION

Preserving the earth for future generations

We achieve our mission through six key strategies that create profound benefits for local communities, ensuring both environmental sustainability and socioeconomic growth

Ecotourism Development

Conservation Education & Awareness

Sustainable Natural Resource Management

Scientific Research & Knowledge Transfer

Environmental & Social Impact Assessments

Community-Based Conservation & Poverty Reduction

A Balanced Approach

AFWS's strategies create a balanced approach where communities not only protect their natural heritage but also thrive economically and socially.

Implementing these strategies requires strong partnerships, capacity-building, continuous assessment, and community involvement. AFWS drives impactful change by ensuring conservation efforts are directly beneficial to local populations while securing Africa's biodiversity for future generations.

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Our Core Values

Conservation

Preserving Africa's biodiversity through observation, intervention, and sustainable management of natural resources.

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Community

Empowering local communities through education, sustainable livelihoods, and poverty reduction initiatives.

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Sustainability

Fostering collaboration between stakeholders to ensure nature and human development coexist in balance.

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Our Partners

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Join Us in Protecting Our Natural Heritage

By working together, we can safeguard Africa's forests and wildlife—preserving our shared legacy for future generations.

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Team Members

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Completed Projects

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Awards

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Partners

The People Behind the Mission

Meet Our Team

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Simon A. Tamungang

Board Chairperson

Jean Pascal Koh Dimbot

Executive Director, AFWS

Ghislain Noe Kougoum P.

Deputy Director, AFWS

Briefly About Us

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The African Forestry and Wildlife Society (AFWS) is a Cameroon-based nonprofit organization dedicated to conserving biodiversity and sustainably managing forest and wildlife resources. We work to balance environmental protection with human development, ensuring nature continues to support present and future generations.

AFWS conducts ecological research, wildlife monitoring, conservation education, and environmental impact assessments. We also promote ecotourism, sustainable natural resource management, and community-based conservation initiatives that protect ecosystems while improving livelihoods.

You can support AFWS by donating, partnering with us, or volunteering your skills and expertise. Individuals, organizations, researchers, and institutions are welcome to join our conservation efforts and help protect Africa’s natural heritage.