Civil conflict in Cameroon puts endangered chimpanzees in the crosshairs

Mongabay
Mar 15, 2022, 12:48 pm178 pts
Lazarus Nwobegai, who holds a government permit to harvest timber around Mount Cameroon National Park, knows perfectly well it’s illegal to hunt the chimpanzees and other threatened primates that live on the mountain’s slopes. But that, he says, isn’t enough of a deterrent for himself and his companions.…

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