NCF opens applications for S.L Edu Memorial Grant

Calls for applications have been made by the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) for the year 2023’s edition of the annual Chief S.L Edu Memorial...

Okomu National Park

Okomu National Park, formerly known as the Okomu Wildlife Sanctuary, is one of Nigeria’s most important natural reserves, showcasing a noteworthy portion of the...
World Bank, FG Open Joint Mission in Bauchi to Scale $300m ACReSAL Programme

World Bank, FG Open Joint Mission in Bauchi to Scale $300m ACReSAL Programme

The Federal Government of Nigeria, in partnership with the World Bank, officially opened the physical leg of its Joint Hybrid Additional Financing Pre-Appraisal Mission...

Nigeria launches Project 250k to curb climate change

Nigeria has inaugurated Project 250k for climate change. The project is geared towards supporting the Nigerian youth to plant and tend 250,000 tress across...

Environmentalists urge Nigerian government to act with purpose

Environmentalists have called on the Federal Government of Nigeria to rise up to its responsibility of tackling environmental challenges in the country in order...

An elephant story

Elephants are in the news. Not many Nigerians know there are elephants in Nigeria. Well, there are. And the news is that they are...

SLAN commends Taraba state for the adoption of green initiatives

The Taraba State governor, Darius Ishaku has received a commendation from The Society of Landscape Architects of Nigeria (SLAN) for the adoption of green...

Nigeria’s Wildlife Is Disappearing, And It’s Our Responsibility to Save It

Nigeria is losing its wildlife at an unprecedented rate. Uncontrolled hunting, deforestation, and weak protection efforts have pushed many of our most famous animals,...
Drought: Zimbabwe plans forced migration to save wildlife

Drought: Zimbabwe plans forced migration to save wildlife

Zimbabwe is planning an enforced mass migration of wildlife away from a park in the country’s south, where thousands of animals are at risk...
Plastic pollution choking fishing gear in central Vietnam threatens the livelihoods of 1.2 million coastal fishers and damages food security.

Vietnam’s Small‑Scale Fishers Fight Plastic Crisis

Plastic waste chokes nets, cuts catches and incomes, but local crews are leading the cleanup.

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