Reptile and Amphibian Program Sierra Leone (RAPSL) has successfully completed fieldwork for the USAID-funded grant ‘Building Capacity to Monitor Forest Vegetation and Carbon Change in the Upper Guinea Forest’ under the West Africa Biodiversity and Low Emissions Development program. This took the RAP-SL field team seven months as planned to accomplish this task covering Gola […]
RAPSL CONCLUDES FIELDWORK IN THE UPPER GUINEA FOREST Read More »
As the years roll and RAP-SL steps up its conservation effort, the Founder and Managing Director Mr. Edward Aruna’s effort in the conservation world was recognized by TUSK (www.tusk.org ) . Tusk is a dynamic and adaptable organization with over 30 years’ experience in initiating and funding wildlife conservation programmes across Africa (https://tusk.org/about-us/who-we-are/). Tusk’s mission
RAP-SL Director – Edward Aruna, Receives the TUSK Conservation Award 2024 Read More »
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RAPSL FIELDWORK CHRONICLES Read More »
By Joseph Abraham Sesay Communications Officer Reptile and Amphibian Program Sierra Leone held an awareness raising workshop on Saturday 20th May 2023 in the coastal community of Tokeh along the Freetown peninsula. The awareness meeting was a swift response by RAP-SL to address the killing of a sea turtle by a fisherman in the Tokeh
RAPSL Awareness Raising Meeting in Tokeh Village Read More »
Reptile and Amphibian Program Sierra Leone on Saturday 15th April handed over a newly built Kiln facility in Mopala community, Temidaye chiefdom in Moyamba District, Southern Sierra Leone. The aim of the effort is to curtail mangrove exploitation within the Yawri Bay and Sherbro River Estuary and also improve the fish processing methods used by
RAPSL builds kiln oven facility for the fishing community Read More »