Cameroon, Mount
The Role of Traditional Taboos and Custom as Complementary Tools in Wildlife Conservation Within Mount Cameroon National Park Buea
... the Mount Cameroon National Park, the Maalé secret society survives in less than ten Bakweri villages because Christian missionaries who started missions in Bakweri land (Baptists, Catholics and ...
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Nutritional Evaluation of Commonly Used Local Weaning Food Processed and Sold in the Mount Cameroon Region
... in Cameroon and in the South West region in particular, comprehensive information and data about the quality of weaning foods processed and sold in the market and types given to infants are still ...the ...
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Micronutrient Concentrations and Environmental Concerns in an Intensively Cultivated Typic Dystrandept in Mount Bambouto, Cameroon
... of Cameroon, The NE slope of Mount Bambouto is characterized by wet, humid and cool climate with perudic moisture regime (1700 to 1800 mm annual rainfall) and isothermic conditions (15˚C to 18˚C mean annual ...
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Strategies of resistance and power relations in the mount Cameroon national park
... The restriction of their principal means of livelihood is probably a major reason that some local people began killing of elephants in protest. At some points, some allegedly began collaborating with ivory poachers. ...
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Hydrothermal Alteration of Basaltic Rocks at Eruptive Vents on Mount Cameroon Volcano, West Africa
... The study of changes in rocks due to interaction with hydrothermal fluids at active volcanoes provides insights into wall rock alteration associated with ore deposits formed in the geological past. Therefore, the nature ...
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A longitudinal study on anaemia in children with Plasmodium falciparuminfection in the Mount Cameroon region: prevalence, risk factors and perceptions by caregivers
... Our study revealed the level of education of the care- giver to be a significant determinant of haemoglobin concentration in children with falciparum malaria in this semi rural setting of the mount Cameroon ...
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Geo Electrical and Borehole Investigation of Groundwater in Some Basalts on the South Eastern Flank of Mount Cameroon, West Africa
... The CVL is an alignment of Tertiary continental and oceanic volcanic massifs trending 30˚N from Pagulu Island to Lake Chad [13]. It is made up of oceanic horsts, namely, Pagalu, Bioko, Sao Tome and Principe, and ...
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Performance and usefulness of the Hexagon rapid diagnostic test in children with asymptomatic malaria living in the Mount Cameroon region
... Samples were collected from school children at six differ- ent localities (Bonakanda, Likoko Membea, Meanja, Mutengene, Debundscha and Tiko) in the in the Mt Cam- eroon region. This region stretches from the Atlantic ...
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Farmers’ Knowledge, Attitude and Practices on Pesticide Safety: A Case Study of Vegetable Farmers in Mount Bamboutos Agricultural Area, Cameroon
... Pesticides are commonly used in Cameroon for farming purposes, especially in the Mount-Bamboutos agricultural area. This study aimed to evaluate the basic knowledge, attitude and practices among pesticide ...
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Contributions of Traditional Belief Systems to Species Conservation in Mount Cameroon Area, Southwest Cameroon
... The researcher found out that the belief in totems in the Mount Cameroon Area has contributed to the conservation ofelephants, chimpanzees, and monkeys. The people hold that the killing of these animals is ...
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Potential and limitations of risk scenario tools in volcanic areas through an example at Mount Cameroon
... – While indirect damages (i.e. those not attributed to the physical impact of an adverse event but to the dis- turbance to activities) are not quantified in this ap- proach, with the exception of agriculture, two efforts ...
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Trace Metals in Groundwater of the South Eastern Piedmont Region of Mount Cameroon: Quantification and Health Risk Assessment
... The South Eastern Piedmont Region of Mount Cameroon is getting increa- singly populated. Groundwater is the main resource for drinking in this area; hence, the quantification of trace metals, suitability ...
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Malaria and haematologic parameters of pupils at different altitudes along the slope of Mount Cameroon: a cross sectional study
... the Cameroon Develop- ment Corporation indicate a mean relative humidity of 80%, an average rainfall of 4,000 mm and a temperature range of ...the Mount Cameroon region with an average (44) of one to ...
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Market trends and ethnobotany of orchids of Mount Cameroon
... The Mount Cameroon Region as shown in ...of Cameroon in Central ...to Mount Cameroon, with an altitude of 4100 m [14]. Mount Cameroon is the highest mountain in West and ...
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Mount Cameroon oil seeps and their rheological properties
... ABSTRACT: The geology of the Gulf of Guinea, at the southeastern foot of Mount Cameroon presents a transition from a sedimentary terrain to a volcanic terrain marked by the presence of anactive ...
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Soil-transmitted helminths and plasmodium falciparum malaria among individuals living in different agroecosystems in two rural communities in the mount Cameroon area: a cross-sectional study
... breeding sites. This scenario is likely to influence the transmission patterns of these infections, hence lead- ing to unfavourable health conditions for the farmers and their families living in such communities [11, ...
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Ethnoecology of bushfires in and around the mount cameroon national park
... in Efolofo, Ekata and Bova villages around MCNP to which they have little resistance, and to which they are rarely naturally subjected. People often set fire to cut-over areas adjacent to forests to clear them for ...
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New Petrological and Geochemical Data of the Nephelinitic Lavas and Geodynamic Implications of Mount Etinde (Cameroon)
... These trace element distribution patterns are similar to that of Oldoinyo Lengai nephelinite and the alkaline lavas of Cameroon Hot Line [1].. The trace element patterns of olivine nephe[r] ...
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Plasmodium falciparum parasitaemia and malaria among pregnant women at first clinic visit in the mount Cameroon Area
... However, the present study demonstrates that, among pregnant women reporting for first clinic visit, malaria 16.0 % was prevalent when compared with asymptomatic parasitaemic cases 10.5 [r] ...
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The Socio Economic Impact of Land Use and Land Cover Change on the Inhabitants of Mount Bambouto Caldera of the Western Highlands of Cameroon
... The principal data source of land use land cover classification and change analy- sis was remotely sensed data through a series of Landsat imagery. These included Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM), Landsat Enhanced Thematic ...
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