Paul Laird, ITF Programmes Manager, is encouraged by the commitment of farmers to grasp the challenges of Mount Bamboutos in Cameroon.

ITF and ERuDeF have committed to work together for 15 years to contribute to the conservation and restoration of the Mount Bamboutos ecosystem. Learn how this exciting initiative is helping local communities to adopt more sustainable and productive agroforestry systems.

Discover the Dom Community Food Forest project in Cameroon's Bamenda Highlands, a biodiversity hotspot. Learn about the project's achievements in community empowerment and find out how it is contributing to the global effort to protect endangered ecosystems.

Community members danced non-stop for three hours at Our Lady’s Abingdon (OLA) Senior School to raise over £1,800 for mental health charity MIND and International Tree Foundation (ITF)’s Bamenda project. Latin-inspired moves and great music made this event one to remember!

The Dom Community Food Forest project is part of the long-term collaboration between Community Assistance in Development (COMAID) and ITF, which started back in 2015.

The Dom Community Food Forest project is being implemented in the Bamenda Highlands of Cameroon.

We received a very encouraging mid-term report from the Mt. Bamboutos Montane Forest Reforestation project which confirms the scheme is making excellent progress.