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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

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

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

Five Years after the Landslide at Mortomeh – a new threat appears In the early hours of 14th August 2017, Sierra Leone woke up to

We invite you to click on the link below to open the second edition of our newsletter. It contains some very interesting stories of our

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.

The World Environment Day was declared in 1972 by the United Nations, to make the need for a healthier Environment in our world an utmost

The Conservation Society of Sierra Leone (CSSL) celebrated World Environment Day with the theme #OnlyOneEarth together with School Nature Clubs in the Western Area. The

On 1st June 2022, the Conservation Society of Sierra Leone (CSSL) engaged like-minded local CSOs in a round-table discussion at the Conference Hall of the Council

Today we celebrate World Parrot Day. As colorful as parrots are we want to celebrate them – with some fun facts about parrots: Previous Next

Black Johnson Beach south of Freetown is one of the special places we can find in Sierra Leone. The beach and its forest are the

The CEPF team of CSSL developed a small guide on the Yawri Bay. The two page document is essentially a summary of different aspects of