‘Lack of awareness, weak government policies endanger biodiversity’

Following neglect of biodiversity, a conservation group – Lekki Urban Forest Animal Sanctuary Initiative (LUFASI) has said that proper awareness and functional governmental policies will increase attitudinal change. The groups submission comes on the heels of a paper recently published

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