Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea renewed a cooperation agreement to jointly manage Campo-Ma’an National Park and Rio Campo National Park. These parks are key biodiversity hotspots and important carbon sinks. Campo Ma’an National Park in Cameroon covers 2,640 sq km and hosts 80 mammal species, including endangered elephants, gorillas, and chimpanzees. Rio Campo National Park in Equatorial Guinea, spanning 330 sq km, supports great apes, elephants, and hippos. The agreement promotes transboundary management to preserve biodiversity and support sustainable regional development.
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