A new study led by Dr. Vincent Deblauwe, head of the Ebony Project at the Congo Basin Institute (CBI), reveals how the decline of forest elephants is directly impacting the regeneration of ebony trees in Central Africa.
It is the first time a Congolese producer has won an award at the prestigious global competition.
CBI supports efforts to track and map pangolin poaching.
In the heart of Africa’s Congo Basin, the collaboration between the Congo Basin Institute (CBI) and local Baka people is is revolutionizing conservation in the Congo Basin.
From chocolate chip cookies to Mexican mole, cacao is a critical ingredient in some of the world’s most cherished foods. But when it is farmed unsustainably, the results aren’t sweet for Africa’s rainforests.
Celebrating the third consecutive award for this impactful film, recognizing its power in addressing climate change issues
CBI (SILK and Ebony projects) sponsored the transportation and food for 30 women from the Baka villages of Bifolone and Ayene to participate in the International Women's day celebration at Somalomo.
Tom Smith interviewed by Thampers Media.
Perspectives des producteurs camerounais de cacao et de palmiers à huile sur la demande mondiale de produits agricoles produits de manière durable.
Perspectives from Cameroonian cocoa and oil palm farmers about the global demand for sustainably produced agricultural commodities.
On World Chocolate Day, a new partnership protects biodiversity and supports cocoa farmers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
