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Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia (SCNL)

Pictorial/Field Brief Report from Gbarpolu and Grand Cape Mount Counties

SCNL and the European Union (EU) delegation on March 4-8, 2022, visited the project to see how it is being implemented. This gave the opportunity for the team to personally interact with local community ‘members, eco-guards, and SCNL’s field staff.

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The team crosses the bad bridge on foot as the driver finds ways to carefully drive to the Gola Forest
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The team meeting with Timber town leaders
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Marc Languy, head of Regional PAPFor makes remarks
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: Stephan Cocco makes remark at the meeting in Timber Town
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Stephan Cocco interacts with little fisher boys in Timber while doing an evening walk
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: The team keenly listens to sounds of the Gola malimbe
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Eco-guard and FDA Ranger leading the team into the Gola Forest  
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Watching birds in the Gola Forest National Park (GFNP)
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The delegation walking on a fallen log to cross a stream
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Stephan chats with Eco-guard Rose Flomo as she prepares food for the team
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Picture taken after viewing the Picathartes in GFNP closed to Camp Alpha
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Stephan Cocco speaks to SCNL field staff & community leaders of Kongbor
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The team resting after a walk in Tonglay Community
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Community member, Mamie Justice preparing meal.
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Evening visit to the Elephant Falls
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Early morning Birdwatching

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