Ufumaka Foundation is a nonprofit organisation dedicated to the preservation of the indigenous forest of the South East in Cross River State. To those efforts the Foundation has launched a series of projects to help facilitate this very important initiative to combat ecological destruction of our forests which contributes the global warming of our planet. We are all affected and connected as never before as a forest depleted of trees is as damaging to the indigenous African as it is to the American or European thousands of miles away.

Please give to KINGDAVIDS PARK PUBLIC OASIS.
An ecological Park created at the edge of the forest amongst the forest dwelling peoples that educates the locals of the dangers of deforestation, the park hosts rare species of indigenous plants now endangered, shrubs, replanted, these include medicinal plants that can only be grown in the unique tropical forest. The park aims to create a living habitat for the endangered drill gorillas that currently use for their habitat.

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