Terraqyn delivers rigorous environmental consulting, multi-disciplinary data analysis, and technical project writing across every region of Cameroon — from the mangrove coasts of the South West to the Sahelian plains of the Far North.
Founded in Douala, Cameroon, Terraqyn is an environmental consulting and data science firm built on the belief that rigorous, transparent science drives lasting change across all ten regions of Cameroon and beyond.
Limbe's iconic Down Beach and the Wouri estuary's mangrove system are under simultaneous assault — from SONARA's petroleum operations in the South West and accelerating urban deforestation around Douala. Together, these twin crises represent one of the most urgent environmental emergencies in Cameroon today.
SONARA invested FCFA 620 billion in 2014, scaling refining capacity from 2,100,000 to 3,500,000 tons per year. The consequence has been devastating for coastal communities: Mile Six Beach's iconic black volcanic sand has been decolourised to brown by petroleum spills, and fishermen like Ngeme John are now forced to travel 30km offshore to find viable catches. Bio-resource Centre CEO Augustine Njamnshi warns that in the worst-flooded areas, "only the tops of houses and trees are seen emerging from the water" — a direct result of mangrove forest clearance along the shores.
In Douala, the crisis is equally severe. According to the Cameroon Mangroves Atlas, the Wouri estuary lost 14.3% of its mangrove cover between 2000 and 2015 — from 106,325 ha to 99,730 ha — with the Douala-Bonabéri area recording a catastrophic 6.2% annual destruction rate. By 2015, 14,730 ha of mangrove land had been converted to housing, while 10,703 ha were severely damaged. Edouard Yagouda, Regional Delegate of Environment for the Littoral, has warned starkly: "Douala will one day find itself in water, because the natural barrier that protects it from flooding will have disappeared."
↑ Down Beach, Limbe — Région du Sud-Ouest, Cameroun · Aerial view showing the iconic volcanic coastline · © Wikimedia Commons / Ndongere
From peer-reviewed field studies to municipal assessments and coastal restoration planning, Terraqyn's work produces measurable environmental outcomes. Here are selected projects from our portfolio.
Cameroon is sometimes called "Africa in Miniature" — its ten regions encompass rainforest, savanna, volcanic highlands, Sahelian desert, and Atlantic coastline. Terraqyn's environmental consulting practice is built to serve all of this diversity, bringing the same scientific rigour to every biome and every community.
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Terraqyn's consulting practice delivers end-to-end assessment services across Cameroon's diverse ecosystems — from the coastal zones of the Littoral and South West to the agricultural plains of the North and Adamawa.
Terraqyn provides statistical and geospatial analysis across any field — environmental science, public health, agriculture, social research, economics, and business. Our methods are rigorous, our visualisations are clear, and our interpretations are actionable.
Mapping, Analyzing & Predicting Environmental Impacts
Terraqyn's technical writing services span the full spectrum — from peer-reviewed academic manuscripts to grant proposals, policy briefs, and business reports. We bring the same scientific rigour to every document, regardless of sector.
Whether you need a compelling funding proposal, a compliant EIA report, a publishable research paper, or a clear technical summary for decision-makers, Terraqyn delivers writing of the highest professional standard — on time, every time.
Thought leadership on soil science, GIS, and environmental management in Cameroon — from the field to the page.
A complete snapshot of Terraqyn's capabilities, field coverage, leadership, and contact information.
Terraqyn collaborates formally with all eight of Cameroon's state universities — leveraging academic expertise, laboratory infrastructure, and research networks to deliver consulting services of the highest scientific standard. These partnerships fuel joint publications, student field placements, and shared environmental monitoring programmes across all ten regions.
Morris Tanyi is an applied geologist and environmental scientist with over four years of field and laboratory research experience across Cameroon. He holds a Master of Science in Applied Geology from the University of Buea, where his thesis investigated heavy metal contamination in the agricultural soils of the Lala-Manjo corridor — research that led to a peer-reviewed publication in the international journal Discover Soil.
Driven by a belief that rigorous science should be accessible and impactful, Morris founded Terraqyn to bridge the gap between academic environmental research and practical consulting solutions for communities, businesses, and governments across all ten regions of Cameroon and beyond.
Whether you need a full environmental assessment, data analysis support, a technical report, or a training workshop — Terraqyn is ready to help. Reach out and let's discuss your project.
Interactive map of Terraqyn's confirmed project locations and research sites across Cameroon — from the petrochemical coastline of the Littoral to the volcanic highlands of the Cameroon Volcanic Line. Click any pin for project details.