Threats to the continued existence of the African Manatee on the rise
In recent years, there has been an increased threat to the existence of the African Manatee owing to the surge of hardship and abject...
14,000 Communities Were Warned. Is Nigeria Listening?
For years, Nigeria's flood season has followed an uncomfortable routine. Forecasts are released, vulnerable communities are identified, and residents are urged to take precautions....
9 LGA in Kogi submerged in 2022 floods
The destruction of countless numbers of homes began the spate of flooding in various areas of the Kogi State, especially the capital Lokoja and...
Climate Volatility Threatens Global Water Security as Over Half of River Basins Face Abnormal...
Extreme Hydrological Shifts Straining Global River Basins, UN Weather Agency Warns
More than half of global water catchments experienced abnormal river discharge over the past...
Endangered Dolphins Defy Death in Bangladesh’s Toxic Buriganga
Rare river dolphins are still spotted thriving in one of the world’s dirtiest urban waterways.
Climate Heatwaves Threaten Hawaiian Humpbacks as Marine Food Web Collapses
2013‑16 Pacific “blob” cut whale numbers, new study warns of cascading impacts.
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...
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...