Lake Sonfon, a natural treasure in Sierra Leone, continues to be under threat from industrial and artisanal mining activities, raising concerns among conservationists and environmental
In recent years, scientists have cautioned against the unceasing vanishing of mangrove forests worldwide. The decline is reported at 1 – 2% per year with
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
“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
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
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
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
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
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
Lake Sonfon is one of the mountainous lakes in West Africa. It is situated in Diang chiefdom, Koinadugu district, north-east of Sierra Leone. It is
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
