Dr Suiven John Paul Tume is a Lecturer at the Department of Geography and Planning at The University of Bamenda. He specialises in Applied Agro-Hydro Climatology and is the first PhD in Geography and Planning from The University of Bamenda, Cameroon (2019). Dr Tume teaches courses in Meteorology, Climatology, Hydrology and Water Resources, Natural Resources Management, Environmental Impact Assessment, Biogeography and Ecology. His research focuses on Climate Change and Natural Resources Management, particularly the Climate-Food-Water Security Nexus. He has published extensively in local and international peer-reviewed journals, as well as books and book chapters. Dr Tume is co-editor of ‘Climate Change Perception and Changing Agents in Africa & South Asia’, published by Vernon Press, Wilmington, Delaware, USA. Dr Tume serves as the Head of Service, Research, and Cooperation at the Higher Institute of Transport and Logistics of The University of Bamenda. He was admitted into the College of Social Sciences of the Cameroon Academy of Young Scientists (CAYS) in May 2021. Dr. Tume is a Fellow of the African Geographic Society (AGS).