Limbe Wildlife Centre- Travel Tips
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Reviews of Limbe Wildlife Centre
Gündüz Kalender - 5
The Limbe Wildlife Centre (LWC) is a wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and conservation education project in Cameroon. It was founded 1993 and is managed by the Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife (MINFOF) and the Pandrillus Foundation. Pandrillus aims to protect Cameroonian wildlife in collaboration with the government to enforce wildlife law, inspire a new generation of conservationists and bridge the gap between welfare and conservation.
Jitiz Louis - 5
Even though I expected to see more variety of wildlife in the facility but didn't, I was still totally impressed by the selfless work they do. Besides, they're not a zoo and can only have animals they rescued. The few animal species we saw there are kept in spacious and airy conditions with few installations that help them play and climb. There are equally signs and messages at every corner of the center raising more awareness on wildlife protection. As an environmentalist and conservationist myself, I definitely rate them highly.
Sally Tabe - 4
The reception was warm, it had a variety of monkey species, crocodile. Though I didn't see lots of other animals I had expected but I loved the environment. Their pizza tasted amazing, my kids had a great time running around.
Eleanor Fonji - 5
the environment is serene. Chimpanzees, monkeys and mandrills are the main animals there.There are also artifacts which you could get. Taking pictures aren't restricted and the entrance fee is 500frs. So I'll give it an overall 8/10
Bodas Djoumessi - 3
I see why they emphasize on the Wildlife center as the name rather than zoo. For the first it's okay - a bunch of wild animals in a cages is a wild life center. But for a zoo this thing is no where near. Unfortunately I was after a zoo experience so you guess my disappointment. It's quite good, 90% mammals and just still as scanty as it was 12 years ago when I first visited as a little boy. I hoped lots would have changed in 12 years but well...! However something changed at least, some confiscated gorillas were new on scene. Unless my memory fails me, I think there were fewer mammals and animals in total than before... how sad! Overall I can't say it wasn't exciting all the same... Relax my mind a great deal! Thanks!
