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A beacon of hope: Bridging boundaries with Ethiopia’s elephant watchtowers

I believe in the power of collaboration, innovation, and commitment to make a positive change to our world. The visit I made to Chebera...
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World Anteaters Day: Nature’s coolest bug busters

Did you know there's a real-life superhero in the animal kingdom? Meet the anteater – not your average backyard creature! These fuzzy, long-snouted wonders...
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Bridging boundaries: Tackling human-elephant conflict, coexistence

Which do we value more in Africa, people, or elephants? At a recent conversation in Cape Town, Dr Jake Wall of Kenya’s Mara Elephant...
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Why we must save Michiru Forest from the brink

As the world grapples with climate change, with Africa and other countries in developing regions, bearing the brunt of it, humanity is waging a...
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Groups want World Bank to stop financing anti-people wildlife project in Tanzania

Civil society groups across Africa have petitioned the World Bank to stop financing a project in Tanzania that purports to protect the environment but...
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Africa’s first-ever Community-led Conservation Congress ends on impressive note

Last month, Namibia’s government, in collaboration with Alliance for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities for Conservation in Africa (AICA) and Rights and Resources Initiative...
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Civil society wants invasion of uncertified Chinese nationals into Cross River forest checked

A coalition of civil society organisations (CSOs) and strategic stakeholders in Cross River State have called on the Governor Bassey Otu led administration to...
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Conservationists applaud Nigeria’s action to confront illegal wildlife trade

Nigerian environmental activists have hailed the federal government's decision to publicly destroy a sizable amount of wildlife products that were seized, such as crocodile...
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Unsung heroes: One woman’s goal to clean up Nigeria’s beaches, empower women and youth

Doyinsola Ogunye founded multiple organisations in Lagos - including the Mental and Environmental Development Initiative for Children (MEDIC) and...
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Nigeria targets 2050 for self-sufficiency in palm oil

The National Palm Produce Association of Nigeria (NPPAN) says the country will be self-sufficient and meet its global market...
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Use marble to produce electricity, engineer advises Oyo

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