Applications are now Open!
The En Aawa Environmental Scholarship is now accepting applications for the upcoming session. Each year, we sponsor one male and one female student for a master's in fields addressing desertification and deforestation.
Apply: https://t.co/Ki6YcOMQAv
🚨🚨The world has entered “global water bankruptcy” — a point where Earth’s water systems can no longer recover from decades of overuse, pollution, and climate stress.
United Nations — The Economics of Water: Valuing the Hydrological Cycle as a Global Common Good.
@Adamsyyyyyyy@TheZubaidaUmar@nemanigeria These floods are likely cause by the degradation of our land and ecosystems. Years of deforestation, poor land-use practices, and unchecked urban expansion have weakened the natural systems that help absorb excess rainwater and reduce flood risks.
We are deeply saddened by the tragic flash floods that have struck several communities in Yola, Adamawa State including Yolde Pate, Shagari, Sabon Pegi, and their surrounding areas, following torrential rainfall in the early hours of today.
Full statement: https://t.co/u6nG6D71UO
Every amount counts. Every tree matters.
We’re raising funds to restore degraded land and plant hope.
Help us reach our goal—donate today. 🌱
#ClimateHope#TreePlanting
We are back with a bigger target, we are headed for 10,000 trees this year. “The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago, the second best time is today”. Join us as we save our world.
Click to donate: https://t.co/PGlmHZKBuX
#PlantATree#ClimateAction
Today, June 17th, as the world comes together to mark the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, we are proud to announce the launch of our 2025 Tree Planting Season.
So today, we invite you, our friends, to help us in the endeavour. Whether you choose to plant a tree, protect one, or share our message, your involvement is vital. Let’s stand together to Save our Land, revive communities, and reimagine a more pleasant future for #Nigeria.