Save the People and Environment Foundation (SPEF)

Save the People and Environment
Foundation (SPEF)

We are a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) committed to improving the lives and livelihood of local communities while protecting biodiversity and improving knowledge towards the mitigation of climate change.

COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE

SPEF aims to protect and improve health care in rural landscapes by addressing the structures and systems that define a place by supporting local people who live and survive in the rural landscape

Wildlife Conservation

SPEF is out to Conserve of wildlife in Cameroon landscape especially the threatened species in the Kimbi-Fungom National Park including and not limited to the critically endangered Nigeria Cameroon chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes ellioti ), the pangolins and tortoise.

Flora Conservation

We ensure the protection of economically demanding but endangered plant species (Pterocarpus eranaceuos) in the Kimbi Fungom national park.

Climate Change Mitigation

We also embark on climate change campaign through the “cut one plant two” policy. we are egaging in afforestation in the Kimbi-Fuingom National Park, Cameroon.

Quality Education (Underprivileged)

We ensure the education of youths especially the orphans and the under privileged in rural landscape through the provision of scholarships aimed to save mother earth.

Environmental Education.

SPEF is developing the necessary skills and expertise to address the challenges, and fosters attitudes, motivations, and commitments to make informed decisions and take responsible action for the changing environment.

OUR MISSION

Creating A Healthy Environment And Empowering Local People On Different Livelihood Strategies.

We work with communities to save the people in rural areas by creating a healthy environment and empowering local people on different livelihood strategies while protecting the natural environment and saving bio-diversity, enriching human life and maintaining a peaceful environment for future generation

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Fight Water Crisis And Protection Of Water Catchments In The Rural Landscapes..

The availability of potable water in many rural areas in Cameroon is a serious problem today. Many rural areas in the North West, South West, and Northern Regions either lack portable water or suffer the effect of dry season and drought when most of their dependent streams and springs dry up.

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Livelihood Training
And Capacity Buildling

The pressure exerted on the natural resources around protected areas is the greatest problem of sustainability. There is growing exploitation of natural resources that are making biodiversity conservation a serious problem.

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Our Blog Today

16Mar

Strengthening Collaboration Management for the Protection of Nigeria Cameroon Chimpanzee and Pangolins…

Brief Background: The Kimbi-Fungom National Park is located between latitude 6.5-6.9° N and longitude 9.8-10.5° E in the Northwest Region... read more

16Mar

Assessing the Population and Enhancing the Capacity of Peripheral Communities in the Conservation of Pangolin…

Brief Background: The Kimbi-Fungom National Park is located between 6.5-6.9° N and 9.8-10.5° E in the Northwest Region of Cameroon... read more

03Mar

Collaboration Management Workshops

Organising collaboration management workshops for the protection of critically endangered Nigeria-Cameroon chimpanzee and pangolins was very important. This was... read more

03Mar

Survey of the Nigeria-Cameroon Chimpanzee and Pangolin Population 2023

The project made use of both biological and socioeconomic survey methods. For biological survey, the park was divided into... read more

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