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AMCO is actively engaged in diverse projects, spanning marine conservation, the protection of aquatic biodiversity, the combat against illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, and the implementation of community-based approaches to enhance environmental well-being
AMCO officially launched the Pro-CAMPO project in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, marking the start of a four-year, European Union-funded initiative to strengthen transboundary marine conservation, protect biodiversity, and build the resilience of coastal communities. Shortly afterwards, the organisation took its message to the global stage at the Our Ocean Conference, highlighting the importance of cross-border collaboration in addressing shared ocean challenges.
Shuimo Trust Dohyee
AMCO has launched an investigation into the stranding of a suspected whale on Limbola Beach in Limbe, Cameroon. Although much of the carcass had already been butchered before researchers arrived, the team collected biological samples for laboratory analysis and is working to determine the species and better understand the circumstances surrounding the stranding.
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The 11th Our Ocean Conference made history as the first edition hosted in Africa, bringing together global leaders, scientists, and conservation organisations in Mombasa, Kenya, from 16–18 June 2026. Under the theme “Our Ocean, Our Heritage, Our Future,” participants discussed key ocean challenges, including sustainable fisheries, climate change, marine pollution, maritime security, and the blue economy. Representing Cameroon, AMCO used the platform to strengthen partnerships, showcase its marine conservation initiatives, and engage potential supporters. The conference also saw the signing of the Mombasa Declaration by 16 countries, including Cameroon, reaffirming global commitment to fisheries transparency and the fight against illegal fishing.
Mercy Biang Kum
AMCO officially launched the Pro-CAMPO project in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, marking the start of a four-year, European Union-funded initiative to strengthen transboundary marine conservation, protect biodiversity, and build the resilience of coastal communities. Shortly afterwards, the organisation took its message to the global stage at the Our Ocean Conference, highlighting the importance of cross-border collaboration in addressing shared ocean challenges.
AMCO has launched an investigation into the stranding of a suspected whale on Limbola Beach in Limbe, Cameroon. Although much of the carcass had already been butchered before researchers arrived, the team collected biological samples for laboratory analysis and is working to determine the species and better understand the circumstances surrounding the stranding.
The 11th Our Ocean Conference made history as the first edition hosted in Africa, bringing together global leaders, scientists, and conservation organisations in Mombasa, Kenya, from 16–18 June 2026. Under the theme “Our Ocean, Our Heritage, Our Future,” participants discussed key ocean challenges, including sustainable fisheries, climate change, marine pollution, maritime security, and the blue economy. Representing Cameroon, AMCO used the platform to strengthen partnerships, showcase its marine conservation initiatives, and engage potential supporters. The conference also saw the signing of the Mombasa Declaration by 16 countries, including Cameroon, reaffirming global commitment to fisheries transparency and the fight against illegal fishing.
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