100kg of garbage found in dead whale’s stomach

A sperm whale that died after being stranded on a Scottish island was found to have 100 kilograms of rubbish in its...
Ogoni Oil spill

Ogoni cleanup: Remediation commences in 16 sites says Zarma

While stating that water facility inventory, sampling and surveys were ongoing in partnership with RSG, he pointed out that the process of rehabilitation of existing water facilities has commenced in Ogoni land

Concerns rising over dead fish along Niger Delta coastlines

Fishes are dying in great numbers and are getting washed ashore along the coast of Niger Delta states. It is a worrying...
Ogoni Oil spill

Group questions Nigerian Government over Ogoni cleanup process

Civil society groups are questioning the process being adopted by the federal authorities to remedy the sites of...

What Lagos will gain from banning styrofoam ‘take away packs’ and single us plastic...

Banning single-use plastics and styrofoam containers offers multitudes of advantages, spanning environmental, health, and economic benefits. Here are some of the key highlights:

Overgrazing, others threaten Hadejia Nguru Wetlands – NCF

Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) has named overgrazing, drought, excessive logging activities and poor management of upstream water development scheme as major threats...
Rivers day

Flowing Towards Freedom: Celebrating World Rivers Day and Advocating for the Rights of Rivers

World Rivers Day, established in 2005, is dedicated to reminding us of our invaluable aquatic landscapes. This commemoration reminds us to cherish and safeguard...

Appetite for fin soup may soon drive sharks into extinction – Conservationists

Conservationists have called for the regulation of shark harvesting globally to avoid driving the species in to extinction. They point out...

ASEAN nations move to combat plastic pollution, illegal wildlife trade

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have expressed its determination to fight against plastic pollution in the ocean, as 10 leaders...