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Quote of the Week

"Forests constitute the heart of the earth. When the heart bleeds, the body is sick, when we burn or destroy the forest, the future of the earth is threatened."

Upcoming 2012 Events: (1) 2012 World Environment Day (WED). The theme for this year’s celebration is “Green Economy: Does it include you? This year celebration will feature activities in two segments which include Pass it On- Awareness Campaign and the Flora and Fauna Fancy Dress Competition; a costume parade that depicts the component of the environment. The event is supported by the Nigerian Bottling Company Ltd.| (2) DRECA Training workshop.The workshop is part of Developing Research Capacity among African Environmental Scientists (DRECA). To be held in Nigeria on 2nd - 7th July, 2012..For more details see the events page.

QUICK DOWNLOADS

2012_Earth Day Competition_Form.pdf

2012_WED_Participation_Form.pdf

9th Chief S.L Edu Memorial Lecture
Birds and People, by Nigel Collar, PhD. BirdLife Int'l, UK

Birds and people (.doc) | Birds and people (Presentation) (.pdf)

NCF APPROACH TO CLIMATE CHANGE

Concept for NCF Climate Change Programme: Climate change, simply put change in global weather patterns, is unarguably the biggest environmental issue of our time. Climate change is global in its causes but its consequences are far more reaching in developing countries particularly Nigeria whose biodiversity and ecosystems are already faced with...Read More!

Support NCF

You can support conservation work by donating to NCF Appeal Fund Box available at all United Bank for Africa UBA Branches in Nigeria. Account Name: UBAT/NCF Account No: 03460300001175, First Bank of Nigeria Branches, Account No: 2402010005944, and all Ecobank Plc Branches, Account No: 0022076310. Account Name: Nigerian conservation Foundation.

School Visits to Lekki Nature Reserve: All Schools planning to visit the Reserve should send in notification letters not later than two weeks before the intended date of visit. There is NO entrance and visit into the Nature Reserve after 5.30pm.For further inquiries please contact us through the phone number 07028469598 or education@ncfnigeria.org