Earlier this week staff from the Conservation Society of Sierra Leone (CSSL) together with the National Protected Area Authority (NPAA) Executive Director, Mr. Thomas Faya Kamara, along with his deputy,…
“Those who should be protecting the forest are the ones encroaching and selling land now. Yes, we’ll continue campaigning, but we are just going around in the same circle. It’s…
Across the globe, biodiversity is in peril with species facing extinction more than any other time in history. Biodiversity hotspots are the world’s most species-rich and threatened regions. There are…
Climate change is the greatest challenge of our time and future generations, and poses a threat to ecosystems worldwide. Its consequences are devastating for human populations and ecosystems everywhere, but…
“What are we going to do this year for World Migratory Bird Day?”, was what school children at Kondembaia were asking when the team of the Conservation Society of Sierra…
Bird migration is a natural phenomenon that has captured the imagination of people across cultures for centuries. These annual journeys involve the mass movement of birds across vast distances, often…
"Standing here at the viewpoint of Gola Rainforest National Park, I feel like I’m on top of the forest. You can see tens of miles away as far as Kailahun…
The Conservation Society of Sierra Leone (CSSL) celebrates this year´s Independence Day with the publication of our new bird guide: "Common birds of Sierra Leone - an indigenous language guide".…
Congratulations to our Communications Manager, Abdul Kaprr Dumbuya, who was elected to the position of Secretary General for the Civil Society Network on Coastal and Marine Protection in West Africa…
"…if we continue to destroy this forest through stone mining, logging, slash-and-burn farming and many other practices, disasters such as flooding, water shortage and disease outbreak will befall us in…