PLASFADEV-Cameroon

Protecting the mangroves of the Bakassi Peninsula requires community-based conservation, sustainable resource use, and restoration of degraded areas. Strengthening local awareness, promoting alternative livelihoods, and supporting conservation initiatives will ensure that these mangroves continue to provide ecological and economic benefits for future generations
The mangroves of the Bakassi Peninsula are a natural treasure of Cameroon—rich in biodiversity, vital for livelihoods, and essential for coastal resilience. Preserving them is not only an environmental responsibility but also a pathway to sustainable development and climate resilience for coastal communities.