Gilbert HAIWA

Trees Outside Forests: Species Adopted by the HIMO Approach as Part of the Diméo-Walamaï Road Rehabilitation Project in Mokolo Council, Far North, Cameroon

Gilbert HAIWA, Mana DJIBRILLA, Madeleine HAOUA, Ghislain MOUTHE, Bernadette Gaël NTSA NGONO, Isaac DIZAOU MOUDMASSOU & Tchobsala · Asian Journal of Research in Botany · 2025

Biodiversity, a natural biological capital of the earth presents important opportunities for all societies, provides essential goods and services for human livelihoods and aspirations. This work assesses the potential of plant species adopted by the HIMO (High Labour Intensity) a...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajrib/2025/v8i1237

Agroforestry Systems Based on Anacardium occidentale L. (Anacardiaceae): Socio-Economic Yield and Environmental Insights from the Peripheries of Benoué National Park, Cameroon

Gilbert HAIWA, Mana DJIBRILLA, David TISSIDI, Marie Yvonne MAILAISSO, Bossera GREY & Tchobsala · Annual Research & Review in Biology · 2024

Biodiversity, a natural biological capital of the earth that presents important opportunities for all societies, provides goods and services essential for human livelihoods and aspirations. Thus, this study aims to investigate agroforestry models of western Anacardium parks in th...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/arrb/2024/v39i122178

Farmers’ Perception of the Conservation of Afzelia africana around the Benoue National Park and Adaptation to the Drought in Controlled Condition of Afzelia africana Plants

Constantin Alega Amougou, . Tchobsala, Clautilde Megeuni, Jean Paul Celvin Mbamba Mbamba, Gilbert HAIWA, Il-Mataï Baïyabe, Daniel Brice Nkontcheu Kenko & Awo Miranda Egbe · Journal of Experimental Agriculture International · 2022

Aims: Afzelia africana is one of the most popular woody forage resources used by pastoralists in northern Cameroon in the dry season. In order to contribute to the sustainable management of this species in the Benoue National Park (BNP) and its surroundings, a study was conducted...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jeai/2022/v44i122086