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Isle Royale Wolves Bounce Back Despite Inbreeding Hurdles
New study finds introduced wolves boost survival odds, but isolation still threatens genetic health.
Nigeria’s Eco-Lodges Face a New Test: Prove It, Don’t Just Claim...
For years, African safari lodges and eco-tourism operators, Nigeria’s included, have promised international travellers “eco-friendly”, “sustainable” and “green” holidays. Since 27 September, those words...
WildLife & Environments
Isle Royale Wolves Bounce Back Despite Inbreeding Hurdles
New study finds introduced wolves boost survival odds, but isolation still threatens genetic health.
Against the Odds: South Sudan’s War-Zone Giraffes Have a Surprisingly Healthy...
New study shows the savanna giants keep a robust gene pool despite decades of conflict
90-Day-Old Oil Spill, Disputed Date: Inside The Azuzuama Deadlock
More than three months after crude oil first blackened the mangrove swamps of Azuzuama community in Bayelsa State, the spill remains unrepaired, and a...
Home at Last: Rescued Gorilla Bili’s Three-Year Journey Back to Congo
For more than three years, a young female gorilla named Bili lived far from home in Nigeria, rescued from wildlife traffickers but with her...
What the UN’s New Sea-Level Rise Declaration Means for West Africa’s...
While the world's attention was fixed on small Pacific and Caribbean island states, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a declaration this week with...
On World Rivers Day, Nigeria Confronts Fragmented Approach to Watershed Protection
As Nigeria marked World Rivers Day on Monday, the message from its water resources ministry was less celebratory than diagnostic: the country's rivers are...
