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Nigeria’s Conservation Revolution
When you think about wildlife conservation in Nigeria, the first image that probably comes to mind is a ranger in the forest, trekking through...
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Nigeria’s Dwindling Elephant Population Sparks Urgent Conservation Call
As the world marked World Elephant Day on August 12, 2025, with the theme "Bringing the world together to help elephants," wildlife conservationists in Nigeria sounded the alarm over the country's rapidly declining elephant...
Why Our Birds Need Us Now
Nigeria is home to more than 940 bird species, one of the highest in Africa. From tiny, bright waxbills to mighty eagles soaring above, our birds aren’t just beautiful to look at; they help...
Let’s Save the African Manatee Before It Disappears
If you’ve ever taken a boat ride around the Niger Delta or the Lagos Lagoon, you may have heard whispers about a shy, slow-moving creature that gently rises to the surface now and then....
The Last Gorillas of Nigeria: A Race to Keep Them Wild and Free
Hidden deep in the misty forests along the Nigeria-Cameroon border lives a shy and rare giant; the Cross River gorilla. With fewer than 300 left in the wild, they’re one of the most endangered...
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