Gestion intégrée des espèces ressources clés des produits forestiers non-ligneux végétaux au Cameroun: cas de la périphérie du parc national du Mbam et Djerem

Abstract

The Mbam and Djerem national park is situated in a transitional zone forest-savanna, a corridor of great interest for biodiversity conservation. Its periphery has an area of 1 148 170. 887 ha and hosts important resource species of plant non-timber forest products that sustainable management is one of the priorities of the protected area. The general objective of this work was the integrated management key resource species of plant non-timber forest products of the Mbam and Djerem National P’s periphery. Participatory rural appraisal method and market study permitted to collect the socio-economic data. Seven transects of 1 ha each were established within and at the catchment of the park in order to collect the biometric data.