Environment
The Last Mangroves of the Cameroon Estuary
They shield the coast, feed the fisheries and store more carbon than almost any forest on Earth.
The Newsroom
News & Stories
Reporting on the people and places shaping Africa's environmental future — updated daily by the METV newsroom and our community correspondents.
Environment
Environment
Counting Giants: Tracking Cameroon's Forest Elephants
Rangers, researchers and village trackers build the most detailed picture yet of a vanishing species.
Community
METV Opens Its Newsroom to Citizen Reporters
We're training a new generation of environmental storytellers across the region.
Innovation
Solar Mini-Grids Are Quietly Powering the North-West's Villages
From Bafut to Ndop, community-owned solar projects are replacing diesel generators — and changing who controls energy.
Community
The Tree Army of Buea: 10,000 Seedlings and Counting
A youth collective on the slopes of Mount Cameroon has set itself an audacious target — and the whole town is joining in.
Culture
Why the Ngondo Festival Is Becoming a Stage for Water Activism
Douala's centuries-old water festival is being reclaimed by a new generation as a platform for river protection.
Environment
On the Wouri at Dawn: Fishermen Confront a Changing River
Catches are down, sandbanks are shifting. We spent a week on the water with the men and women who read the river best.
Education
The Classroom Where the Curriculum Is the Forest
A pilot eco-schools programme in the South-West is rewriting how environmental science is taught — outdoors.
Sustainable Development
From Plastic Waste to Paving Stones: Limbe's Circular Economy Start-ups
Young entrepreneurs are turning the city's plastic problem into pavements, furniture and jobs.