Nigeria Climate Watch
Independent nonprofit newsroom advancing environmental and climate accountability while supporting a more resilient Nigeria.
Urban Growth Reshapes Bird Health and Parasite Patterns Across Nigeria
Rapid urban expansion across Africa is altering ecological systems in ways that are still being documented. Two interconnected lines of research in Nigeria and other Afrotropical regions now point to a consistent pattern: as cities grow, bird communities [...]
Nigeria’s Forests Are Disappearing at Speed, Fueling Conflict, Crime and Climate Risk
Nigeria is losing its forests at a pace that scientists and conservation groups describe as among the fastest in the world, with consequences now spilling into climate stability, rural livelihoods and national security. The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) [...]
Middle East War Emits 5 million Tonnes of CO₂ — What it Means for Nigeria
The US-Israel military campaign in Iran has released more than 5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide in just 14 days, an amount exceeding the annual emissions of Iceland and equivalent to the total annual emissions of the 84 [...]