To mitigate the impact of climate change and improve environmental sustainability in Lagos, the state government through its Parks and Gardens Agency (LASPARK) has intensified advocacies

To commemorate this year’s World Environment Day, Reggae Republic, a socio-humanitarian group, will partner Lagos State Park and Garden Agency (LASPARK) on tree planting campaign.

The felling of trees in Ikoyi, one of the affluent neighborhoods in Lagos State has raised environmental concerns among residents.The residents said the unusual action on the orders of Lagos State Parks and Gardens Agency (LASPARK) on Monday, September 7, 2020...

Alpha Morgan Capital, a fast-growing investment banking institution, portfolio/fund managers and issuing house, has given financial supports to ameliorate the impacts...

Early morning walks and jogs will no longer be the same for residents of Ikoyi, one of the affluent neighborhoods in Lagos State as they witnessed an unusual...

The Lagos State Government on Sunday announced the reopening of two of its recreational parks for public use but stated that visitors must comply with the existing COVID-19 protocols. Lagos State Parks and Gardens (LASPARK) general manager Adetoun Popoola in a statement by the agency's spokesperson Titilayo Ajirotutu disclosed the reopened recreational facilities are the…

As part of efforts to set up a healthier environment, the Rotary Club of Lekki Golden, District 9110, in conjunction with Lagos State Parks and Gardens Agency (LASPARK), has planted 150 trees at Adewumi Adebimpe Drive, Lekki Phase 1. Speaking at the event, the president of the club, Chima Aja-Chima, said tree planting would be…

Lagos State Government plans to plant 500,000 trees before the end of the raining season. Lagos planted over 7.6 million trees in the last nine years.

Lagos State Government has announced plan to establish fruit orchards in 20 secondary schools across the state to promote the culture of tree planting and re-greening...

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.