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Boki Biodiversity Conservation Foundation (BBC Foundation)
Conservation for Community Development
We are an Indigenous-led conservation organisation based in the Boki rainforest, Cross River State, Nigeria. Working with communities, we protect threatened wildlife, restore habitats, and promote sustainable livelihoods.
Rooted in community. Restoring nature. Protecting our future.
To Protect and restore habitats of threatened species in priority landscapes such as the Mbe Mountains, Afi Mountains and Cross River National Park
Engaging with Hunters & Farmers
Establish conservation clubs in schools and communities, deliver outreach and environmental education programs targeting youth, women and community leaders
Promote scientific evidence-based research
To protect terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems
OUR WORK
FOCUS AREAS
As a widely recognized leader in community-based conservation, we champion proven approaches based on community interests and capacity, local leadership, and sound ecological science.
Species Conservation
To Protect and restore habitats of threatened species in priority landscapes such as the Mbe Mountains, Afi Mountains and Cross River National Park.
Promote scientific evidence-based research of species in protected landscapes to inform policy, management and conservation decisions.
Support anti‑poaching efforts, community engagement, human-wildlife co-existence and species recovery interventions.
Community Education and Awareness
Establish conservation clubs in schools and communities, deliver outreach and environmental education programs targeting youth, women and community leaders.
Climate Action and Ecosystem Restoration
Implement tree planting, reforestation and habitat restoration activities, promote practices that reduce bush burning and improve ecosystem resilience.
Water, Sanitation and Pollution Prevention
Advocate for improved sanitation, prevent dumping in rivers and estuaries and support community driven waste management solutions.
About BBC Foundation
committed to biodiversity conservation and research
The Boki Biodiversity Conservation Foundation (BBC Foundation) was established by environmental scholars and conservation advocates from Boki Local Government Area, Cross River State, Nigeria. Recognizing the urgent need to conserve the region’s unique biodiversity, including threatened and endangered species, BBC Foundation seeks to collaborate with local communities, government bodies, civil societies, and international partners to protect and sustainably manage natural resources for present and future
Vision
Conserve biodiversity and promote climate resilience in Boki and Cross River State through locally-led, science-informed initiatives.
Mission
Protect ecosystems and species through community partnerships, research, education, sustainable livelihoods and policy engagement.
Programs & Projects
Selected Projects
- Community Gorilla Monitoring: Camera-trap surveys and community reporting to map Cross River gorilla presence and threats.
- Human–Elephant Conflict Mitigation: Seasonal monitoring, livelihood alternatives, and community response systems.
- Oban Biosphere Biodiversity Baseline: Collaborative surveys with UNESCO and local institutions.
For project documents and reports, download our director's CV or contact us for more information.
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Donate
Support community conservation and restoration programs.
Volunteer / Intern
Opportunities for youth, students, and conservation practitioners.
Partner
Collaborate on research, policy, and community programs.



