Poultry pens for beneficiary households.
With support from PSMNR, NACRUDI is constructing poultry houses for beneficiaries in Akpassang and Erat — building alternative livelihoods that ease pressure on the forest.
NACRUDI works hand in hand with rural communities across the Ndian landscape — protecting forests, restoring ecosystems, and building livelihoods that last.
NACRUDI — the Nature Conservation and Rural Development Initiative — is a Cameroonian NGO based in Mundemba, at the edge of one of Africa's richest rainforest landscapes.
We believe conservation only lasts when it works for the people who live closest to nature. Our programs join forest protection with farming, enterprise, and education — so that thriving ecosystems and thriving communities grow together.
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Each program supports the others — forest protection makes farming sustainable, sustainable farming funds livelihoods, and education carries it all forward.
Protecting the rainforests and biodiversity of the Ndian landscape through community patrols, habitat protection and species monitoring.
Learn more →Helping farmers grow more without clearing more — through agroforestry, improved cocoa, and soil-friendly methods that work with the forest.
Learn more →Building income, savings and small enterprise for rural households — with savings groups and women-led businesses at the heart.
Learn more →Bringing environmental learning to schools, youth clubs and communities — growing the next generation of conservation leaders.
Learn more →Our work spans the rural communities of Ndian Division in Cameroon's South-West Region — around Korup National Park, one of Africa's oldest and most biodiverse rainforests, where forest, rivers and farmland meet.
Korup National Park photography courtesy of the National Parks Association (NPA).
With support from PSMNR, NACRUDI is constructing poultry houses for beneficiaries in Akpassang and Erat — building alternative livelihoods that ease pressure on the forest.
Local carpenters frame a beneficiary's poultry house, beam by beam — work carried out by community members and implemented by NACRUDI.
From frame to finished roof, each pen takes shape with PSMNR support and the hands of the beneficiaries it will serve.
At Akpassang, NACRUDI built goat pens for three beneficiaries with PSMNR funding — a productive asset for families and an alternative to income from the forest.
Whether you give, partner, or volunteer — you help protect Cameroon's forests and the communities who call them home.