About Dr ANANFACK KENFACK Gilles Rolin
About Me
Hello everyone! I’m Dr Gilles Rolin Ananfack Kenfack, a passionate environmental advocate from Cameroon, dedicated to the sustainable management of our natural resources and the conservation of biodiversity. I hold a PhD in Integrated Management of Forest and Agroforestry Resources from the University of Dschang, where I also completed my Master’s in Natural Resource Management and Agroforestry. My academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, which laid the groundwork for my analytical approach to environmental issues.
My Expertise
With extensive experience in project management and community-driven initiatives, I specialize in integrated resource management, biodiversity conservation, and the restoration of degraded landscapes. As the founder and president of the Cameroonian Association for the Promotion of Bamboo, Environmental Protection, Nature Conservation, and Local Development (BambouCamer), I focus on promoting bamboo as a sustainable resource that can drive local development and enhance environmental conservation.
My role as Director of Programs at the Community Association for Sustainable Development (CASuDev) involves coordinating various conservation and restoration projects, including efforts to protect the forest elephant population in the Campo Ma’an National Park and restoring degraded landscapes in Babadjou.
I am also skilled in community mobilization, capacity building, technical report writing, and social and environmental impact assessments. Throughout my career, I have successfully collaborated with government agencies, NGOs, and local communities to create sustainable and equitable solutions to pressing environmental challenges.
My Interests
I am particularly interested in agroforestry, the application of agroecological practices, and leveraging the potential of bamboo for environmental and economic sustainability. I am committed to advancing environmental sustainability and empowering communities, ensuring that development initiatives are both ecologically sound and socially just.
Why I Joined WildHub
I joined WildHub to connect with like-minded professionals who share my passion for environmental conservation and sustainable development. I believe that collaboration is key to addressing the complex challenges facing our planet. Through WildHub, I hope to share my experiences, learn from others, and contribute to innovative solutions that can have a lasting impact on biodiversity conservation and community well-being.
I look forward to engaging with all of you and exploring opportunities for collaboration and shared learning in our efforts to protect our natural heritage.
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Thank you @Thirza Loffeld 👍. It's so interesting but the deadline is very close 😕
Dear Gilles,
Welcome to WildHub! It’s a pleasure to have someone with your wealth of knowledge and passion for sustainable development join our community. Your innovative work with BAMBOUCAMER, using bamboo as a solution for both environmental conservation and community development, is truly inspiring.
I’m particularly fascinated by how you’re blending ecological sustainability with economic opportunities for local communities—this holistic approach is vital for creating lasting change. What has been the most rewarding aspect of your work with BAMBOUCAMER so far?
We’re excited to learn from your experiences and explore opportunities for collaboration on future conservation projects. Don’t hesitate to reach out if there’s anything you’d like to discuss with the community.
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Dear Gilles,
Welcome to WildHub! It’s a pleasure to have someone with your wealth of knowledge and passion for sustainable development join our community. Your innovative work with BAMBOUCAMER, using bamboo as a solution for both environmental conservation and community development, is truly inspiring.
I’m particularly fascinated by how you’re blending ecological sustainability with economic opportunities for local communities—this holistic approach is vital for creating lasting change. What has been the most rewarding aspect of your work with BAMBOUCAMER so far?
We’re excited to learn from your experiences and explore opportunities for collaboration on future conservation projects. Don’t hesitate to reach out if there’s anything you’d like to discuss with the community.
Dear Amanda,
I am truly grateful for the attention and interest in BAMBOUCAMER. It’s inspiring to know that our initiative resonates with fellow conservationists. I’m also very enthusiastic about the prospect of collaborating and exchanging experiences on bamboo as a tool for sustainable development.
To give you more insight into our work, I’m including a link to our Facebook page, where we regularly share updates on our bamboo-based activities: BAMBOUCAMER Facebook Page.
Looking forward to connecting further and contributing to this amazing community!
Warm regards,
Gilles
Dear Loretta,
Thank you for sharing this opportunity with the community.
Although the application deadline has expired, this is a very interesting short course and I'm wondering how I can get funding to take part in the future?