The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) is executing a project named “Egyptian Vulture New-Life Project” in a bid to raise public awareness on the need for the conservation of vultures in the country. On Saturday, September 21, 2019 over 100 bike riders, nature enthusiasts, conservationists and environmentalists converged at the Lekki Conservation Centre (LCC) for a…
The Nigerian Conservation Foundation considered and reviewed its activities and Audited Financial Statements for 2018 today, Wednesday, 18th September 2019 at its headquarters, Lekki Conservation Centre, Lagos. The report was made available as NCF held it 30th Annual General Meeting. The chairman of the occasion, President of Board of Trustees, Chief Philip Asiodu in his…
August 2019 Wilderness Safaris Zimbabwe and Painted Dog Conservation (PDC), along with Capmount Lodges, have joined forces to translocate a pack of Endangered wild dogs from Hwange National Park to Chikwenyaat Mana Pools National Park on 23 September. Further demonstrating the company’s conservation commitment, the move will help to increase the current wild dog population…
August 23, 2019 In a bid to commemorate the 30th anniversary of its establishment, Stanbic IBTC planted 30 trees at Lekki Conservation Centre (LCC), the urban jungle in the heart of Lagos that also serves as the headquarters of Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) on 21st August 2019. The tree planting exercise was led by Dr….
July 17, 2019 The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) and Total E&P Nigeria Limited, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Environmental Conservation & Biodiversity Management on Friday, 5th July 2019 at Total’s corporate office in Lagos. The agreement which is an offshoot of Total Group’s Foundation Initiative under Forests & Climate is to better improve…
The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), the Civil Society Network for the Lake Chad Basin (North East Nigeria), the Humanitarian Forum, UK with the support of the International Islamic Charity Organisation (IICO) call on Nigeria and Nigerians to rise and tackle natural disaster and climate change challenge in the nation as an urgent human issue adversely…
Following 11 months of preparation and planning, 16 critically endangered Black rhinos were successfully captured, translocated, dehorned and released into the Kingdom of Eswatini on 9 and 10 July 2019. An entire founder breeding group of Black rhinos was acquired during 2018 by Big Game Parks, the National Wildlife Authority for the Kingdom of Eswatini….
The Kingdom of Eswatini is celebrating its first entry in UNESCO’s World Network of Biosphere Reserves. UNESCO’s Man and the Biosphere (MAB) programme have just added 18 new sites in 12 countries to the World Network of Biosphere Reserves, and Kingdom of Eswatini has joined the MAB Network this year with the inscription of its first…
For a first hand and personal experience with Malawi’s thriving population of wildlife, Lilongwe Wildlife Trust have launched the ‘Malawi Conservation Experience’, offering participants an unbelievable opportunity to work up close with animals and contribute to the country’s conservation success. The Malawi Conservation Experience is the perfect getaway for animal lovers and adventure-seekers who want more than the…
February 12, 2017… We were up early again and out of Paraa safari Lodge. The others from Pakuba Safari Lodge came to meet us at the banks of the Nile, as we waited to cross the river for the last time – until we come around this way again. The moon was still visible in…
