Cameroon: Multi-Stakeholders Indict Gov't for Unsustainable Forest Management

14 July 2006

The unsustainable mass exploitation of forests and environmental resources by some individuals and the Cameroon government has irked multi-stakeholders, who have prescribed that for every tree cut, two or more must be planted.

These were concerns expressed by multi-stakeholders who attended a recent three-day workshop seminar organised by Forest Governance Facility, FGF, at the Presbyterian Church Centre, Bamenda.

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