Lake Sonfon Faces Continued Threats from Mining Activities
At the mining site of DOGON at Mankoni where heavy machines are used for mining. Lake Sonfon, a natural treasure in Sierra Leone, continues to be under threat from industrial…
BNCFF Promotes Community-based Mangrove Conservation in Yawri Bay
In recent years, scientists have cautioned against the unceasing vanishing of mangrove forests worldwide. The decline is reported at 1 – 2% per year with a total loss of around 35% disappearing…
Alternative Livelihood Support Brings Renewed Hope in Forest Conservation in Communities
Lake Sonfon in Diang chiefdom Koinadugu district, Pampana River in Sambaia Bendugu chiefdom, Tonkolili district and the Western Area Peninsula National Park are very important ecological sites. The sites host…
Environmental Actors Call for Joint Patrols and Surveillance with Military to Strengthen Protected Areas in Sierra Leone
“Our national reserves have lost about 10,103.4 forest areas, and we still continue losing more trees and forests to unregulated human activities. As this spate continues, more carbon dioxide and…
International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem – Importance of Mangroves
The International Day of Mangrove Ecosystems is observed annually on July 26th. This day was designated by UNESCO to raise awareness about the vital role mangroves play in maintaining healthy…
Video: Importance of Mangroves
In the advent of the International Day of Mangrove Ecosystems on July 26th we have asked our project manager Abdulai Dauda to explain the importance of mangrove forest. Abdulai Dauda…
CSSL Extends Olive Branch to EPA-SL in Joint Efforts to Safeguard the Environment
The Executive Director of the Conservation Society of Sierra Leone (CSSL), Dr. Sheku Kamara, alongside the Head of Programmes and Communication Manager, made a historic visit to the Headquarters of…
CSSL Newsletter 2-2024
In this issue, the Conservation Society of Sierra Leone promotes livelihood activities in Big wata community to encourage the community to move away from the Western Area Peninsular Rainforest National…
Women’s Empowerment through Climate Smart Agriculture in Forest Edged Communities
Climate resilience and women’s empowerment are two of the most important entry points to reach the global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). For too long these two topics have been handled…
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