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The Environmental and Rural Development Foundation (ERuDeF), established in 1999, pursues the dual objective
of conserving wildlife and protecting fragile enivronments in Cameroon. Founded and based locally in the small town
of Menji in Western Cameroon, ERuDeF has established itself as an indigenious source of conservation
expertise in both montane and the critically important rain forest biomes.
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The Cross River Gorilla is the most threatened gorilla sub-species in the world. It numbers less than 300 individuals
in the wild and its population is suffering from poaching and habitat loss. Chimpanzees have been shown to be the
closest living relatives of humans. In Cameroon, as across Africa, the threats to chimpanzees are numerous and include
habitat loss and the bush-meat trade.
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