Aquatic, environmental professionals and scientists have raised the alarm over the menace of plastic waste and dangers it poses to the aquatic wildlife...

Nigerian scientists and wildlife professionals have called on the government, the private sector investors and ecotourism entrepreneurs to explore untapped opportunities in the wildlife subsector for national development, recreational and tourism promotion.

Lagos, the commercial hub of Nigeria, and by extension, West Africa, is becoming hotter, more polluted and more environmentally degraded. Industrial activities, tree felling, land clearing, and overpopulation have impacted negatively on the environment.

A director of First African Cocoanut Company, Mr. John-Bede Anthonio, has urged the Lagos State Parks and Gardens Agency (LASPARK) to plant coconut trees instead of ordinary ornamental trees.

Lagos State Government has inaugurated a seven-man committee to monitor, regulate and enforce quality compliance in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) practice in the state.

AXA Mansard has said it is a partnership with the Lagos State government through the Lagos State Parks and Gardens Agency (LASPARK) as they prepare to conduct the 2019 Tree Planting Exercise. The exercise is planned with the theme: “Clean and green is our perfect dream”, as the event will hold across all the 20…

Hundreds of fun-seekers yesterday besieged the Ndubuisi Kanu Park and Johnson Jakande Tinubu Park in Alausa, Ikeja area of Lagos State, to continue the celebration of Easter. Lagosians of all ages were seen catching their fun, and entertaining themselves with foods and drinks. One of the fun-seekers, Miss Vallery Alassan, said the holiday is a…

Desiring to create values under its corporate social responsibility programme, one of the leading real estate developers, Haven Homes has donated refuse bins to the Lagos State Parks and Gardens Agency (LASPARK).

Lagos State Government, through State Infrastructure Maintenance and Regulatory Agency (LASIMIRA), has decommissioned over 95 telecommunication masts...

The Lagos State Commissioner for the Environment, Dr Samuel Adejare, on Friday warned residents of the state that anyone caught felling a tree without permission would be made to plant five, among other penalties.