Championing Biodiversity Across Liberia

Help us advance nature conservation by connecting community engagement with effective advocacy and education. Help us promote sustainable solutions that protect forests and wildlife while supporting local efforts to manage natural resources responsibly.

About CNCL

Join the Movement for a Greener Liberia

Learn, act, and advocate to protect nature where it matters most.

Biodiversity Conservation

Promoting stronger conservation policies and responsible resource management. Our work is organised around Species, Sites and Habitats

Green Energy and Waste Management

Partnering with local communities to reduce plastic waste in Monrovia thereby creating an innovative ideal that transform waste into useful product. Clean cook stove and solar energy will help reduce dependent on firewood and charcoal in Liberia. Our program are driven by Liberia's Commitment to its NDC 3.0 targets by 2035.

Environmental Education & Awareness

Delivering trainings, school programs, and awareness campaigns that inspire stewardship and action.

Community Engagement Officer
Abigail Zean
CNCL School Nature club education and community awareness education sessions helped many school and communities dwellers to understand how protecting habitats also protects our farms and water sources. Schools and communities we worked in are now more organised and committed to sustainable practices.

Ecotourism Officer
Susanna S
Our support is driven by the desire to create sustainable ecotourism at community level. When you have many people visiting nature sights within conservation community forest it drive changes and incentive the community growth at the same time protect nature itself.

Local NGO partner
Aisha T.
CNCL advocacy work amplified local voices and helped communicate the urgency of biodiversity protection. It’s encouraging to have a partner that listens and acts.

Moses A Massah

Executive Director

As the brain behind the formation of CNCL, Mr Massah lead a team of dedicated men and women who are very passionate about the role they play in conserving and protecting biodiversity in Liberia. With his experience he is championing the cause for an innovative why communities and nature can interact.

Richard Hoff II

Program Development Manager

As the Manager of various program, Richard provide support to all staff, working with the team to develop innovative ideal that cut across all sphere of CNCL platform.

Abigail S. M Zean

Community Engagement Officer

As a member of the Team Abigail provide leadership to community members through her training and engagement skills. Communities have express their gratitude for her dedicate effort toward the school nature club across Monrovia and Communities we work within.

Susanna Seijeidah

Ecotourism Officer

As a member of the Team she have dedicated her time to supporting community ecotourism activities within communities that support the work of CNCL.

Emmett Johnson

Project Support Officer

Mr Johnson is the project support officer of the organisation supporting logistical and transportation arrangement for field work. He brings to the organisation a youthful spirit with passion and energy in his current role.

Catherine Derbah

Community Engagement Support Officer

Catherine supports CNCL’s school nature club and learning program to ensure programs deliver measurable results for Nature clubs and communities. She support field activity implementation and supports field data collection, and produces clear reports that strengthen accountability of the program.

Urey Saybah M

Finance & Administration Officer

Saybah oversees CNCL’s financial management and administrative operations currently @ 15% of her time, ensuring transparent budgeting, compliant recordkeeping, and efficient procurement. He supports staff and project teams with reliable systems that enable CNCL to deliver conservation work responsibly and sustainably.

UL Botanical Garden Project

On August 26 2025, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) signed a contract (NO. EPA/E&E/CON/ICS/003/2025) with Champions for Nature Conservation Liberia (CNCL) for a Comprehensive feasibility study on the suitability and viability of establishing a botanical garden at the University of Liberia, Fendall campus, in Monrovia. The contract was funded by the United Nation Development Program (UNDP), with the University of Liberia as the Beneficiary and technical advisor for project implementation.

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UNDP-SGP Plastic Waste Management Project

In Monrovia alone, plastic waste accounts for 14% of all waste, with over 1.3 million kilograms generated daily.Shockingly, 84% of this waste is not properly managed. Our wetlands—from Lake Piso to Mesurado—are choking under the weight of plastic debris. These ecosystems are not just beautiful; they are vital for flood control, water purification, and biodiversity

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CNCL Ecotourism Project

We implement projects on participatory development and implementation of land use plans in prioritised sites to enhance ecological sustainability as well promoting community Ecotourism.

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School Nature Club Project

The Program focus is to establish and build nature clubs, eco-schools establishment and guided nature tours/field trip to foster environmental stewardship among young people; training and capacity building for local conservationists and internship and volunteer initiatives aim at offering opportunities for students, researchers, and volunteers

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Community Forest Management Project

Our community forest management project seek to support land use planning and customary land formalization for forest dependent communities. the priority is to support zoning that support conservation zone, sustainable low impact logging and multi-use zone for communities

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Community Based Monitoring of Bird species

We implement projects and programs that improve the status of common and threatened species for the present and future generations. We Support bird watch club in Liberia for nature lovers

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