Nature Bingo is back!
A new challenge, a new reason to step outside.
How many squared can you tick off over the next two weeks?
Save this card, get exploring, and tag us in your progress. 💚
The camp may be over, but the growing continues 🌿
As part of our nature camp experience, each family represented received a tree to take home and nurture.
How well do you know your birds? 🦜
Can you identify these birds by their calls or silhouettes?
Drop your guesses in the comments👇
No cheating👀
The answers will be revealed tomorrow
#birdphotography#Birdwatching#birdlovers#explore
August is already in motion, and so is the opportunity to care for Creation.
Whether it's planting a tree, reducing waste, supporting local biodiversity, or simply spending time appreciating nature, every small action counts
What is one thing you'll do for creation this month?
Sometimes, all it takes is one walk to tick off a few boxes.
It is not too late to join us for our Nature Bingo challenge. Let's see how many you can complete before the next one drops
Registration is officially open!
This holiday, let your child discover the wonders of nature through fun, hands on adventures at our nature camp!
Spaces are limited, so don't wait. Register your child today!
#naturecamp#Creationcare#allthingsbrightandbeautiful#holidaycamp
Over the past three days, our office has welcomed livestock farmers, women and youths who are beneficiaries as they received chicks and poultry feed through the BftW project.
A simple investment today, helping to build stronger livelihoods for tomorrow.
#SustainableLivelihoods
🌿 Introducing Eden Nature Bingo!
Every two weeks, we'll share a new bingo card to help you slow down, step outside, and reconnect with creation.
Save this one, see how many squares you can tick off, and tag us in your progress. 💚
#arocha#naturelovers#explore
Over the past 3 years, Eden Creation Care has worked alongside organic farmers across 3 communities, supporting sustainable agriculture through the distribution of organic manure, seedlings, and continuous community engagement. 🌱
This is a journey marked by partnership/growth
Did you know?
The Double-spurred Francolin has long been part of Jos Plateau landscape. As cities grow and natural habitats shrink, birds like these can become harder to spot in places where they were once familiar.
Have you seen one recently?
🌱 This week, our Education Officer visited four schools in Jos North to explore opportunities for expanding our On-Farm Programme and establishing new Conservation Clubs.
Investing in young people today helps build a generation that cares for creation tomorrow.
#youthfornature
Jos has always felt cooler than the rest of Nigeria
But that's changing
Temperatures are rising across the country, and even Jos isn't immune
Climate change isn't distant. It's already here
Have you noticed the heat getting worse?