Public Disclosure of the Fish Harbour Development Project – Will the official procedures be followed until the end?
On Monday, 16th January 2023, the public was invited to the third Public Disclosure of the Draft Environmental and Social Health Impact Assessment and the Engineering Feasibility Studies of the…
CSSL holds its Annual General Meeting in Freetown
“I am very happy and pleased to see so many of your faces again. The COVID-19 pandemic stopped us from meeting and interacting last year. But now, we are back…
Important Outcome from COP27: Africa Sustainable Commodities Initiative
Edward Sesay, CSSL Program Manager, gives insights into what has been happening at the COP27 in Egypt and its significance to Sierra Leone:We heard several important messages coming out of…
CSSL Concludes 2022 Wildlife Week Celebration with Nature Artwork
Every year in the first week of October, the Conservation Society of Sierra Leone (CSSL) celebrates Wildlife Week with School Nature Clubs (SNCs). This year, our theme was “Why is…
CSSL Newsletter 3-2022
We invite you to click on the link below to open the third edition of our newsletter 2022. It contains some very interesting stories of our interventions in the period…
White Paper on Oil and Gas
White Paper on the Shortcomings of National Institutions in the Oil and Gas Sector in Sierra Leone with Key Recommendations for Future Actions. The Conservation Society of Sierra Leone (CSSL)…
A Road Map to COP 27 – The Africa Palm Oil Initiative (APOI) in Transition
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…
Everyone can become a Citizen Scientist
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…
Learning Exchanges Strengthen Forest Conservation Initiatives Across Borders
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…
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