Environmental Education for a Better Earth Cameroon

School Gardening at GBHS Nyalla
2022-04-13 11:00 - 14:30 (Europe/Paris) | GBHS Nyalla Douala, Douala, Littoral, Cameroon
Implantation of school garden at Government Bilingual High School Nyalla. Working with students to prepare the surrounding environment for the planting of flowers, which consist of softening the soil, filling the concrete foundation with soils and preparing the flowers for planting. All the students of the club are involve in the activity
The second part entails collecting fruit seeds from apple, grape, orange and lemon fruits. Students will then fill plastic containers with soil and later on nurse the different seeds into the different containers.

World Environment Day 2022 Celebration
2022-06-05 | GBHS Nyalla Douala, Douala, Littoral, Cameroon
In commemoration of world Environment Day 2022, Environmental Education for a Better Earth -Eefabe together with partner vision for peace Cameroon carried out a sensitisation campaign and a replanting activity with students at GBHS Nyalla.

The previous planting was destroyed by anthropogenic activities on campus. Replanting done since students are on holidays. Every action counts.

This event is free for everyone willing to join young people in taking climate action

Training of Volunteer facilitators for the 2022/2023 academic year
2022-10-01 | TBC, Douala, Littoral, Cameroon
Environmental Education for a Better Earth (EEFABE) is a nonprofit organization with headquarters in Douala, Littoral region of Cameroon, that engages in the protection and preservation of the environment, and its resources through sustainability, environmental, and climate change education. The objectives are to promote quality sustainability, environmental and climate change education in schools and communities, and youth empowerment on environmentally friendly income-generating activities to alleviate poverty while combatting climate change
18 were selected from the over 30 volunteers that applied to take climate action as facilitators. The training is scheduled to take place on October 1st, 2022. After the successful launching of the program last year, we thought it wise to expand to more schools in Cameroon. With our target of 8 schools in 4 regions of the country this academic year.
While continuing with the sensitization, weekly outreach, gardening, composting, and other activities of last year in school, we plan to introduce new activities like fish farming, which will make students learn how to cultivate fish while using the waste from the fish to irrigate the school garden that we set up, which will also serve as manure.
The venue will be communicated to all the persons involved.

Launching of Climate Change Education (SECCE) program for the 2022/2023 academic year
2022-10-07 11:30 - 13:00 UTC | GBHS Nyalla Douala, Douala, Littoral, Cameroon
One of the obstacles to sustainability and climate action especially among the youth is a lack of proper sustainability and climate change education in schools. Due to that, EEFABE proposes to work on the establishment of proper sustainability, environmental and climate change education, empower the youths with environmentally friendly income generating activities, enhance synergies between stakeholders and actors, and provide support be it technical, training, and capacity building. Sustainability and climate change education projects will fill the gap created by the lack of information coming from this area, which has always hindered the achievement of profound climate action through sustainable development in Cameroon.
Further activities include promoting, sensitizing, and empowering youths on climate change and the SDGs, collaborating with other organizations, associations, and institutions to promote climate change education, and proposing sustainable development plans under strict COVID prevention measures. We look forward to hearing from you.

WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 2023
2023-06-05 13:00 - 14:30 (Europe/Paris)
In partnership with The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust , I present to you “The Bitter Truth”. Save the date. Monday 5th of June. 1pm WAT Time.
Discussion on:
👉Realities of Plastic Pollution
👉Government Actions
👉Proposed solutions
👉Best Practice.
To take part in the event registration via bit.ly/June5event or Scan the QR code.

World Earth Day 2026 – Our Power, Our Planet
2026-04-22 19:00 - 20:00 (Europe/Paris) | Online, Cameroon
Theme: Learn and Take Action for a Cleaner Community
On April 22, 2026, Environmental Education for a Better Earth Cameroon joins the global community in celebrating World Earth Day under the inspiring theme “Our Power, Our Planet.” This year’s focus is simple but urgent: empowering individuals and communities to learn, act, and lead the change toward a cleaner, healthier environment.
As an organisation committed to environmental stewardship and youth empowerment, EEFABE Cameroon invites you to a special virtual event on Microsoft Teams, bringing together community members, young leaders, environmental advocates, and partners to explore practical ways we can restore and protect our shared spaces.
Why This Event Matters
Across Cameroon and around the world, communities are facing the growing impacts of pollution, climate change, and environmental degradation. But the power to make a difference lies in our hands.
This event will help participants:

Understand the 2026 Earth Day theme and its global significance
Learn practical steps for community‑level environmental action
Explore strategies for waste reduction, recycling, and sustainable living
Connect with others committed to building cleaner neighbourhoods
Be inspired to take part in local cleanup and environmental initiatives

Event Details

Date: April 22, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM (GMT+1)
Platform: Microsoft Teams
Host: Environmental Education for a Better Earth Cameroon
Participation: Free, open to all ages

Registration
To join the event, please complete the registration form below:

What to Expect
Participants will enjoy a dynamic and interactive session featuring:

Short presentations on environmental challenges and solutions
Practical demonstrations on waste sorting and community cleanup planning
A spotlight on youth-led environmental actions in Cameroon
A call-to-action for neighbourhood cleanup activities following the event

Together, We Hold the Power
World Earth Day reminds us that protecting our planet is not the responsibility of a few—it is a shared mission. Every action counts. Every voice matters. Every community can lead change.
Join us as we learn, connect, and take meaningful steps toward a cleaner, greener Cameroon.
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