Nigeria loses 400,000 hectares of forest yearly to logging, urbanisation

Nigeria loses about 400,000 hectares of forest yearly to agricultural expansion, unsustainable logging, and rapid urbanisation, one of the highest deforestation rates in the world.

by Julius Osahon, Yenagoa

Media urged to promote biodiversity, tackle climate change

by Silver Nwokoro

‘Sustainable mangrove restoration can build climate resilience’

by Obinna Nwaoku, Port Harcourt

Group urges climate plans for accessing $300b carbon finance

by Chinedum Uwaegbulam

NCF partners bankers’ committee on National Theatre’s mangrove restoration

by Mesoma Chukwuanu

NCF trains Niger women, hunters, others on sustainable livelihoods

by Bala Yahaya, Minna

Firm, NCF to plant 6,000 trees in 11 states

by Mesoma Chukwuanu

Oil firms to plant 500,000 trees over biodiversity crisis

by Kingsley Jeremiah, Abuja

Groups urge govt to explore carbon market for sustainable revenue

by Mesoma Chukwuanu

Group urges FG to implement laws against forest crimes

by Silver Nwokoro

Foundation seeks conservation of Lagos wetlands

by Adenike Aromose

NCF laments Oyo govt’s destruction of Ogunpa forest reserve

by Adenike Aromose

NCF seeks govt, stakeholders’ support on mangroves’ recovery

by Silver Nwokoro

Architects, urban planners must build nature into plans, says Onoja

by Victor Gbonegun

Walk for nature: Lagos partners NCF

by Jessica Amadi

NCF moves against illegal vulture trade, appoints ambassadors

by Victor Gbonegun

Minister seeks private sector partnership in biodiversity conservation

by Amos

Conservationists canvass policy implementation for wetlands

by Victor Gbonegun

Nigeria records four-wicket victory over visiting Rwanda in Abuja

by Editor

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