Conservation

Conservation

YASIF, others seek community-led approach to waste management

In this article, Etta Michael Bisong, who participated in a community sensitisation campaign in Galadimawa, a suburb in Abuja, explores the significance of environmental...
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Conservation

World Gorilla Day: Wild Africa Fund urges Cross River gorillas protection to boost tourism

Wild Africa Fund, a not-for-profit dedicated to raising awareness and promoting efforts that preserve Africa’s natural beauty and wildlife, is urging the public to...
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Conservation

Germany partially violates EU nature conservation law, court rules

Germany suffered a defeat on Thursday, September 21, 2023, at the European Union’s highest court in Luxembourg for breaches of a nature conservation law. Berlin...
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Conservation

World Rhino Day: The rhinoceros’ tale of survival and hope

Step into a world where the earth's pulse echoes through the untamed wilderness. A world where towering giants, with their iconic horns, guard an...
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Conservation

Group decries indiscriminate mining approval in Cross River Park

A non-governmental organisation (NGO), Panacea for Developmental and Infrastructural Challenges for Africa Initiative (PADIC-AFRICA), has decried the indiscriminate approval given to mining companies operating...
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Conservation

Jailing of international wildlife crime kingpin huge blow to illegal trade – Group

Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA), an environmental NGO based in the UK, says the jailing of Teo Boon Ching, an Asian illegal wildlife trade kingpin,...
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Conservation

National Assembly approves operation of 10 new national parks

Conservator-General (C-G) of the National Park Service (NPS), Dr Ibrahim Goni, on Monday, September 18, 2023, said the National Assembly had given the approval...
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Conservation

International Red Panda Day: Mammal’s untold wild and wonderful story

"The red panda's struggle for survival mirrors our own, for we are all interconnected threads in the fabric of life. Protecting one species means...
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MOSOP seeks compliance with wetlands protection in Ogoniland oil plans

The Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People (MOSOP) says it is seeking compliance with wetlands protection in oil...
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G7 urged to tax fossil fuel windfall profits amid surging oil prices

G7 countries were on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, urged to enact a windfall tax or tax on the excess...
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South Africa: Budget 2026 fails to fast-track just transition, tackle inequality – Group

In a period of economic uncertainty and escalating climate impacts, The Green Connection is of the opinion that South Africa's Budget 2026 misses...

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