The Sanaga River is one of the major rivers in Cameroon, flowing approximately 900 kilometers. It originates in the Adamawa Plateau and flows southward into the Atlantic Ocean. The river is vital for local communities, providing water for drinking, agriculture, and fishing. The Sanaga River also plays a significant role in the region's ecology, supporting diverse wildlife and plant species. It is home to various fish species, making it an important resource for local fishermen. Additionally, the river's basin is crucial for maintaining the area's biodiversity and natural habitats.