A new blog that looks promising is here. In one of their first pieces they note that Cameroon is following the Congo's example and setting up preserves for gorillas (and other things).
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Thank you very much for your kind words to our blog.
Though we are not that new, in fact we had written more than 200 pieces related to different ecological problems.
Is it perhaps possible for you to include our link to your blogroll list?
Thank you very much
Zdeni
After The "New York Post", that makes not too much ?