We are dedicated to the conservation of Liberia's biodiversity and ecosystems through research, community partnership, and targeted action.
Welcome to the National Institution for the Conservation of Biodiversity and Development of Liberia (NICBDL).
NICBDL is committed to safeguarding Liberia's remarkable biodiversity, forests, wildlife, and ecosystems while supporting a future where people and nature can thrive together.
Through science, community partnerships, conservation action, and sustainable development, we work to protect the natural heritage that makes Liberia unique and ensure that it remains a source of life, opportunity, and inspiration for generations to come.
Building lasting solutions for biodiversity, communities, and Liberia's future.
Discover NICBDLTo conserve Liberia's threatened biodiversity and ecosystems through scientific research, community partnership, and targeted action. We are committed to addressing climate change, protecting endangered species, and fostering sustainable livelihoods.
We are honest, transparent and accountable in all our work.
We treat all people with dignity, fairness, and cultural sensitivity.
We are responsible custodians of the natural resources we protect.
We believe in the power of partnerships to achieve lasting conservation impact.
Liberia is home to some of West Africa's most important forests and wildlife habitats. From primates and forest elephants to diverse plant and aquatic species, our natural heritage is essential to both people and ecosystems.
NICBDL works with communities, researchers, conservation partners, and stakeholders to protect these ecosystems for present and future generations.
Our Conservation Work
Protecting Liberia's threatened wildlife through monitoring, anti-poaching, and habitat protection.
Supporting management and conservation of Liberia's protected areas and natural forests.
Empowering communities through Free, Prior, and Informed Consent and sustainable partnerships.
Applying rigorous scientific research and traditional knowledge for effective conservation outcomes.
Training and equipping rangers, communities, and stakeholders for long-term conservation success.
Addressing climate change through REDD+ initiatives and community-based climate resilience.
Whether you are a community member, researcher, development partner, conservation organization, or supporter, we would love to hear from you.
Be a part of the movement to protect Liberia's natural heritage.
