Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Trap-in-the-Forest-in-Cameroon-27MZIFVL2Y5G.htmlConceptually similarPygmy Man in the Forest in CameroonGP04R2BCompleted★★★★Pygmy People in the Forest in CameroonGP04R2ICompleted★★★★Pygmy People Hunt in the Forest in CameroonGP04S7ACompleted★★★★Pygmy People in the Forest in CameroonGP04R2KCompleted★★★★★★Pygmy People Hunt in the Forest in CameroonGP04R1ZCompleted★★★★Pygmy People Hunt in the Forest in CameroonGP04R1WCompleted★★★★Pygmy People Hunt in the Forest in CameroonGP04R1YCompleted★★★★Pygmy People Hunt in the Forest in CameroonGP04R21Completed★★★★Pygmy Man Hunts in the Forest in CameroonGP04R20Completed★★★★View AllGP04R2CTrap in the Forest in CameroonA small rat trap is set in the forest by Pygmy people. They hunt different kinds of animals, pick fruits to eat and collect tree bark to use for medicinal purposes. This and other communities depend completely on the forests for food, clean water and medicine. Forest communities in Cameroon are under threat from companies who are planning to carve out large concession areas for logging and oil palm plantations.Locations:Africa-CameroonDate:26 Jul, 2013Credit:© Jan-Joseph Stok / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5616px X 3744pxKeywords:Day-Forests (campaign title)-Forests (topography)-Hands-Hunting (activity)-Indigenous People-KWCI (GPI)-Leaves-Local population-Machetes-Native Africans-Outdoors-People-Tropical rainforestsShoot:Pygmy Communities in CameroonDocumentation of pygmy communities living close to Nkollo and Gwap villages in Cameroon.The shoot includes images of a group of pygmies hunting in the forest. They hunt various kinds of animals, pick fruits to eat and collect tree bark to use for medicinal purposes. These and other communities depend completely on the forests for food, clean water and medicine. Forest communities in Cameroon are under threat from companies who are planning to carve out large concession areas for logging and oil palm plantations. Greenpeace is calling on palm oil companies to commit to zero deforestation policies that protect Africa's remaining intact forest landscapes and the livelihoods of the people who live there.
