Follow-up on Mangrove Restoration at the Yawri Bay
To monitor the growth and survival of mangroves planted in July 2023 with funds from Wetlands International through PAPBIO, the Conservation Society of Sierra Leone (CSSL) made a site visit…
Gardening, beehives, and community engagements – an update on our work with communities at Diang and Sambai Chiefdoms
“We are all worried about the consequences of mining at the lake”, explains a young mother to our colleagues in Segbeia, one of the villages at Lake Sonfon. “But we…
Photo Impressions Waterbird Census 2024
The first week of February 2024 was Waterbird Census Week. A team of CSSL went to count waterbirds at the Ywari Bay for the annual bird count. Through these data…
CSSL Newsletter 4-2023
The new year is not that new anymore and 2023 already seems far away. But we are still happy to celebrate with you our achievements of the last weeks of…
CSSL Commences a Community-based Mangrove Restoration Intervention at Yawri Bay
Yawri Bay is known for being a home to several ecosystem types, and accounts for 14.3% of the total mangrove swamp in Sierra Leone. Its landscape and location protect it…
Spring Alive program supports education on threatened bird species in Sierra Leone
By Abdul Kaprr Dumbuya Sierra Leone is a country rich in biodiversity including bird species. Birds are an important indicator of environmental health and hence, very crucial in the ecosystem.…
World Wetlands Day 2024 – wetlands and human well-being
Every 2nd February, World Wetlands Day joins people around the globe in celebrating the value and beauty of our planet’s wetlands. It calls nations and each of us to act…
Together to protect Lake Sonfon! CSSL Engages Stakeholders in Kabala Town
In a well-attended meeting on the 22nd of January 2024, the Conservation Society of Sierra Leone (CSSL) held a meeting with Koinadugu stakeholders at the DHMT Hall Kabala town.The purpose…