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Moments from the field

Photos and videos from our projects, trainings, partnerships and recognitions, grouped by event.

wildlife conservation · 2026

Expedition to Lake Oku: Safeguarding the Clawed Frog

Our conservation team recently partnered with local community monitors in the Kilum-Ijim Mountain Forest to gather vital field data on this uniquely endemic species. By documenting habitat conditions and emerging ecosystem pressures, we are uniting local knowledge with scientific research to protect a frog found nowhere else on Earth.

Oku, North West Region, Cameroon25 photos

climate · 2026

Lake Chad Green Wealth: Climate-Smart Grafting Nurseries

Through the Lake Chad Green Wealth initiative, this project focuses on fostering environmental resilience and transforming local livelihoods. By establishing climate-smart grafting nurseries, this collaborative effort—supported by partners including DEAN, the Climate Justice Resilience Fund, Africa Climate Fellows, and Green Globe Organisation—empowers communities to build sustainable agricultural practices and adapt to ongoing environmental challenges.

Bamenda, Cameroon17 photos

Conferences · 2025

AI Everything & Sharjah Entrepreneurship Festival, UAE

Green Globe joined experts at the AI Everything conference in Abu Dhabi to explore how artificial intelligence can track deforestation, predict climate patterns and equip young entrepreneurs. At the Sharjah Entrepreneurship Festival, we shared our idea of eco-entrepreneurship and mutual symbiosis between humans and nature.
Abu Dhabi & Sharjah, UAE14 photos

Recognition · 2024 – 2025

Awards and recognitions

Moments from the ceremonies where Green Globe was honoured: the SDG Innovate Cameroon Award (January 2025), the Hult Prize won at university and national level, the NWRA Excellence Award, and the 2024 Wetland Restoration award from the Cameroon Climate Journalism Network.
Cameroon8 photos

Training & education · 2024

Climate Rescuers: training young climate leaders in schools

Through our Climate Rescuers programme, pupils and students learn about climate change in the classroom, then put it into practice by planting and caring for trees in their schools and communities. Each session ends with young people ready to lead action where they live.
North West Region, Cameroon26 photos

Conferences · 2024

Regional climate forums: YOFAFA 2024 and beyond

Green Globe was instrumental in YOFAFA 2024, the youth forum on adaptation finance in Africa, which reaffirmed the Yaoundé youth call to more than double adaptation finance for a resilient Africa. Our team also took part in an international programme in Kenya from 24 June to 7 July 2024.
Yaoundé, Cameroon & Kenya5 photos

Partnerships · August 2024

Partner meetings and youth workshops

Working sessions with partner organisations, including Den Planet, and workshops with young people that strengthened collaboration on environmental education and community projects.
Cameroon7 photos

Field work · May 2024

Tree planting and capacity building at the University of Bamenda

Our team carried out landscaping and tree planting and facilitated a capacity-building workshop at the University of Bamenda, attended by university management, the D.O. of Tubah and the Mayor of Tubah, among other dignitaries.
Bambili, Tubah, North West Region13 photos

Conferences · April 2024

International convention on climate change and environmental protection

Green Globe members took part in an international convention on climate change and environmental protection, received certificates of participation, and connected with other organisations working on climate action.
Cameroon4 photos

Videos

Watch our work

Short films from our water, agriculture, education and tree planting projects.

Uniting for water conservation: the Ntansah Water Project

History of Green Globe Organisation

Empowering youths on climate-smart agriculture

Training of climate rescuers

Youths and environmental advocacy in Bamenda

Creating orchards with school children

Field clip, May 2025

Field clip, May 2025

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