Five years after the Marrakesh Declaration for sustainable development of the palm oil sector in Africa, on the 27th of September 2022, the Tropical Forest Alliance Africa Palm Oil Initiative…
Together with our BirdLife International Partners and Heidelberg Cement the Conservation Society of Sierra Leone is celebrating Spring Alive 2022. This year our focus on citizen science. Because everyone can…
A team from the Democratic Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe consisting of representatives of the forestry department and BirdLife International, embarked on a week-long learning visit to Sierra Leone…
On 13th October 2022 the European Union, the United Nations and the British High Commission in Sierra Leone together with the government of Sierra Leone organised a High-Level Climate Action…
The first week of October is Wildlife Week. As every year the Conservation Society of Sierra Leone is celebrating Wildlife and Nature from the 2nd to the 8th of October…
From 11th to 16th September 2022, the world’s largest environmental partnership meeting was held at Cambridge, UK. BirdLife International celebrated its 100th anniversary with its 115 partner organisations around the…
When one attends a meeting about reforestation and conservation, it seems like Sierra Leone wants to become a world champion in planting trees. Everyone is planting trees. But how many…
CSSL takes the lead in the national KBA Programme The Key Biodiversity Area (KBA) Programme was founded by some of the best-known international organisations when it comes to environment and…
Five Years after the Landslide at Mortomeh – a new threat appears In the early hours of 14th August 2017, Sierra Leone woke up to witness a huge catastrophe at…
Alternative livelihoods have been hail as a way to promote both conservation and foster development among forest edge communities of the Kambui Hills Forest Reserve. This attempt has been made…