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Vietnamese, Guinean wildlife traffickers convicted in Nigeria

On Wednesday July 19, 2023, the trial of three Vietnamese and one Guinean national accused of trafficking 7.1 tonnes of pangolin scales and 850...
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Cross River gov’s wife canvasses support for forest preservation, restoration

Wife of Cross River State Governor, Mrs Eyoawan Otu, has expressed support for forest preservation and restoration in the state. Otu expressed her support when...
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Concern over unhindered exploitation of fauna and flora in Pandam National Park

Pandam Wildlife Park is located North of Benue River and South of Plateau State along Lafia-Shendam Road in Qua’an pan Local Government Area of...
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AEWA, Leica in collaboration to monitor waterbirds along African-Eurasian flyways

The African-Eurasian Waterbird Agreement (AEWA) Secretariat and the German camera and optics company, Leica Camera AG, have agreed to work together to further develop...
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Journeying the central African skies and creating national parks

The Elephant Protective Initiative (EPI) Friend of the Month for July 2023 is Jaime Dias, a bush pilot flying a lonely and courageous journey for...
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National Park generates N70m from Jan. to date, says Conservator General

Conservator General, National Park Service (NPS), Dr Ibrahim Goni, says the service has generated N70 million revenue from January 2023 to date from local...
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Nature restoration law: EU Parliament adopts position for negotiations with Council

Following a debate on Tuesday, July 11, 2023, the European Parliament on Wednesday, July 12, adopted its position on the EU nature restoration law with 336 votes...
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Conservation

Conservation society commends customs on fight against illegal wildlife trade

Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) has commended the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) for combating illegal wildlife trade through the arrests of suspected traffickers. Mr Mathew Joseph,...
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