Data from the Environmental Justice and Forest Conservation group shows that Nigeria has lost 90% of its pristine forest cover, with an alarming deforestation rate of 3.5% annually, translating to 400 ...

One of Nigeria's most forested areas lost about 11 per cent of its tree cover between 2001 and 2022. The problem is still ongoing.

The official said consequences of climate change such as land loss, food insecurity, water scarcity and displacement have become the daily realities for millions, especially in Nigeria.

Akeredolu Olayinka Abimbola, the South West Zonal Director, Federal Ministry Of Agriculture And Food Security has said that the establishment of the Cocoa Farmers Alliance Association of Africa ...

“From 2001 to 2023, Cross River State, which holds nearly 50% of Nigeria’s remaining forests, has recorded an accelerating deforestation rate of 134,000ha, equivalent to 11% decrease in tree ...

Over 70% of rural households in Nigeria still rely on firewood as their primary cooking fuel, exposing women and children ...

The European Union (EU) supports adopting clean cooking solutions to facilitate Nigeria’s energy transition to cleaner, affordable, and sustainable energy ...

Camera traps at Ise captured the first video of a genetically unique Nigeria-Cameroon chimpanzee. Video courtesy of SWNDF The Ise Conservation Area, a small patch of tropical lowland rainforest ...