Environment

ENVIRONMENT: Chief Ede Dafinone tasks stakeholders on Climate Change, Biodiversity By Eyo Nsima The Chairman, National Executive Council, Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), NCF, Chief Ede Dafinone, has called on the government and other stakeholders to give priority to tackling climate change and protecting biodiversity in Nigeria. Speaking at the 21st Chief S.L Edu Memorial Lecture in Lagos, Tuesday, […]

NCF & Stakeholders set to discuss Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss at the 21 st Chief S.L Edu Memorial Lecture As the world is faced with diverse challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss, the foremost environmental NGO in Nigeria, Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), and other key stakeholders in the sustainability and environment space will

BREAKING NEWS: CRUDE OIL EXPLOSION KILLS DOZEN IN RIVERS Report reaching Youths and Environmental Advocacy Centre (YEAC-Nigeria) through its Crude Oil Spill Alert System (COSAS) and members of its “One Million Youth Volunteers Network of Human Rights Defenders and Promoters in the Niger Delta” in Rumuekpe Community in Emohua Local Government Area has it that

NCF, NABU LAUNCH A 3-YEAR PROJECT TO BOOST LIVELIHOOD OF EIGHT COMMUNITIES IN CROSS RIVER STATE. In keeping to its vision of creating a Nigeria where people prosper while living in harmony with nature, the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) and its partner, the Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (NABU), launched a 3-year forest management and

By Eyo Nsima Nigeria’s new Endangered Species Conservation and Protection Bill to combat wildlife trafficking and protect highly endangered species have passed its first reading at the Nigeria House of Representatives. Prepared by the Nigerian Ministry of Environment and jointly sponsored by Hon. Johnson Oghuma, Chair of the House Environment Committee, and Hon. Sam Onuigbo,

NCF and LFZC Sensitize Coastal Communities on Sea Turtle Conservation in Lagos State. Sequel to the sea turtle conservation partnership signed between the Lagos Free Zone company (LFZC) and the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), series of activities began in December 2022. The ultimate vision of these activities is to promote the preservation of endangered sea