Title: Conflicts between men and elephants in the Haut Nyong department in the East region of the country
Date: December 2023
Name of radio station: Radio Congo Pointe-Noire
Language: French
Country: Congo
RJF Rainforest Reporters: Hervé NDOMBONG
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Animals penetrating fields on the Ngoyla and Messock sides are now a daily routine for the populations of two cities located in the Haut Nyong department in the East region of Cameroon. These animals come from the Nki National Park and destroy everything in their way. Farmers and planters have only their eyes to cry over the disaster caused to their cocoa, banana, peanut, potato and cassava plantations by the man-wildlife conflict. How has this happened?  What measures have been taken to stop this phenomenon? What local and administrative authorities are doing to help people live better? Find out more in this report produced with the coordination of Hervé  with the support of the Rainforest Journalism Fund in partnership with the Pulitzer Center.

Conflicts between men and elephants in the Haut Nyong department in the East region of the country

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Conflicts between men and elephants in the Haut Nyong department in the East region of the country

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