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Beach Cleanups and Community Education to tackle Environmental Crisis in Cameroon

Improper waste management has emerged as a significant environmental concern in the country, with plastics wreaking havoc on water bodies and coastal areas.

Hadeer Amer Elkhouly by Hadeer Amer Elkhouly
May 10, 2024
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Beach Cleanups and Community Education to tackle Environmental Crisis in Cameroon

Beach Cleanups and Community Education to tackle Environmental Crisis in Cameroon

Beach Cleanups and Community Education to tackle Environmental Crisis in Cameroon – In the face of mounting environmental challenges, one passionate advocate is making waves in the fight against improper waste management and the protection of our oceans. Ekuri Brian Akom, a local activist, has taken it upon himself to address the pressing issue of plastic pollution that has inundated streams, rivers, and beaches in the region. Through his dedicated efforts in beach cleanups and community education, Akom is striving to raise awareness about the detrimental effects of single-use plastics on the environment and our precious marine ecosystems.

Improper waste management has emerged as a significant environmental concern in the country, with plastics wreaking havoc on water bodies and coastal areas. Akom, recognizing the urgent need for action, has spearheaded initiatives to combat this crisis. By organizing beach cleanups, he and his team have successfully removed substantial quantities of plastic waste from local coastlines, preventing further contamination of the ocean and safeguarding marine life.

However, Akom’s commitment extends beyond physical cleanups. He understands the power of community education in fostering lasting change. Through engagement with local communities, schools, and organizations, he has been actively raising awareness about the grave consequences of plastic pollution on our oceans. Akom conducts workshops, presentations, and interactive sessions, enlightening individuals about the urgent need to adopt sustainable practices and reduce plastic consumption. By empowering people with knowledge, he inspires them to make conscious choices that will contribute to a healthier and more sustainable environment.

“The ocean is not just a source of oxygen and food; it is the home to more than 50% of life on Earth,” Akom emphasizes. “We must protect our oceans to ensure the survival of present species for future generations. Leaving a legacy of dead oceans is simply not an option.”

Akom firmly believes in the power of community education as a catalyst for change. By instilling a sense of responsibility and ownership among individuals, he hopes to cultivate a growing youth movement dedicated to addressing the pressing environmental crisis. “Keep doing what you’re passionate about,” he encourages. “You have a bright future, and your dreams and the change you aspire to bring to the world should be your motivation.”

Akom envisions a future where young people seize the endless possibilities and opportunities that lie within the ocean’s depths. By protecting this invaluable resource, he believes that the youth can explore and achieve their dreams while simultaneously safeguarding the environment.

Despite the challenges that lie ahead, Akom remains hopeful. “Yes, there’s hope for the ocean,” he affirms. “But we must act now!” Urging individuals to join him in taking immediate action, he emphasizes that collective efforts are essential in creating a sustainable future for our oceans.

As Ekuri Brian Akom continues to lead the charge in combatting improper waste management and protecting our oceans, his passion and dedication serve as an inspiration to others. With his beach cleanups and community education initiatives, he is leaving an indelible mark on the local community, fostering a sense of environmental stewardship and a commitment to preserving our natural resources for generations to come.

In the battle against plastic pollution and the preservation of our oceans, one person can make a difference. Ekuri Brian Akom has proven that every action, no matter how small, counts in the pursuit of a cleaner, healthier planet.

He won the Ocean Uprise Award As the best project after voting, the Ocean Uprise training has also helped him to Implementing a project and supporting it financially and educationally.

Beach Cleanups and Community Education to tackle Environmental Crisis in Cameroon

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Hadeer Amer, Egyptian aquaculture specialist with over 2 years broad research and Entrepreneurship experience in innovation across value addition from aquaculture wastes, inclusive business models and circular economy strategies, with excellent knowledge of climate change adaptation and mitigation through aquaculture; efficient, equitable and resilient aquatic food systems.

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