Large-Scale Logging Impact on Indigenous Baka in Cameroon
Investigate how large-scale logging in Cameroon is displacing indigenous Baka tribes from their forests. Explore the data extraction process using open source tools like Global Forest Watch, Open Timber Portal, and Central African Forests Observatory. Understand the legal background of loggers and the impacts on economy, people, biodiversity, and poaching. Compare logging laws and data with information from the Open Timber Portal. Gain insights into forestry laws and statistics of the Congo Basin region.
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* Investigation * Cameroon: Large-scale logging forces indigenous Baka out of the forests this investigation was supported by the Rainforest Journalism Fund in partnership with the Pulitzer Center By Francis Annagu, Freelance Journalist
How logging data was extracted using open source tools: 1. Global Forest Watch 2. Open Timber Portal 3. Central African Forests Observatory
* Open Timber Portal MINE DATA AND DOCUMENTS A. Investigate the logger s legal background; B. Understand the impact on economy, people, biodiversity, & poaching;
* Central African Forests Observatory CHECK WITH CAMEROON GOVERNMENT LOGGING LAWS AND DATA A. Compare with data sourced from the Open Timber Portal; B. Understand the forestry laws and statistics of the Congo Basin region;
Contact: Instagram: francis_annagu Email: francisannagu@gmail.com Bio: Story published, June 2021, on: An investigative and data journalist. He's worked with Rainforest Journalism Fund, Code for Africa, Pulitzer Center Crisis Reporting, and the Africa-China ReportingProject. - - - - - - - EnviroNews Nigeria InfoCongo Cameroon Voice Cameroon News Agency Agence Cameroun Presse NatureNews Africa Panorama Papers the on Editorial support from InfoCongo
