Abstract The indigenous Baka Pygmies of southeast Cameroon depend mainly on
environmental incomes for their livelihoods, usually hunting and gathering and the …

Present-day agriculture is facing enough burden to feed the future human population; since
climate change is considered a vital negative factor for agricultural sustainability. It has been …

In most of Africa, women constitute the majority of small holder farmers. They are
overwhelmingly involved in food production on land leased to them or acquired through …

Conservation organizations, missionaries and the State of Cameroon have put the
indigenous hunter-gatherer Baka Pygmy people of southeast Cameroon at the limelight of …

We document a process initiated by Indigenous Peoples in Cameroon that seeks to open a
dialogue with key conservation actors to work towards community-led, rights-based …

This ethnographic study documents the concurrent debates pitting neoliberal ideology
promoting economic growth and the generation of employment opportunities championed …

The 2008 financial crises led to a scramble for land and other natural resources reminiscent
of colonialism by foreign governments and multinational corporations to feed their …

This paper establishes the importance of good governance in improving local livelihoods
and support for conservation. The study uses empirical realities from Bwindi Impenetrable …

T his thesis illustrates the agency of indigenous residents and the persistence of their ways
of knowing the land in a national park. It explores the relations between officials and local …

Agriculture and the exploitation of natural resources are the main pivots of Cameroon's
economic development. An estimated 80% of rural households are involved in farming and …