Camera Trap Picture of the Week
Spotted Hyenas
Today’s story isn’t just the picture, but how it survived.
The camera trap device was destroyed, but rangers found it during patrol and brought it back to camp.
And they were worth finding.
📷 Yankari Game Reserve
#CameraTrap
Conservation cannot succeed without people.
So, we support community groups to manage the forest themeselves through community associations such as Forest Management Committees .
#Conservation#forest#volunteering
ToL this morning…
Everything now needs a subscription to function well. Even WhatsApp needs a subscription for some features.
But there’s one subscription that should scare you the most- 666. 😳
Don’t miss Heaven! ❤️
Subscribe to Jesus now.
It won’t cost you a dime. 🙏🏽
Camera Trap Picture of the Week
🖼️ Seen recently in the Oban division of Cross River National Park which is also a Biosphere Reserve.
Human elephant conflict, loss of connectivity between elephant populations & habitat loss are a major threat to elephants in Nigeria.
#wildlife
🚨 BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR UNIBUJA STUDENTS! 🚨
Ready to turn your ideas into real impact? 🌍✨
The Student Open Gov Challenge 2.0 is here and this is your chance to step up, take action, and GET REWARDED 💰
Imagine leading an advocacy project that pushes for transparency…
Imagine accessing real budget data from an Area Council…
Now imagine getting ₦100,000 to make it happen. 👀🔥
This isn’t just a challenge, it’s a movement.
A chance to build, lead, and leave your mark.
💡 If you’ve got the passion, we’ve got the platform.
🎯 Open ONLY to UNIBUJA students
⏳ Deadline: April 30
🔗 https://t.co/6tt21zOSRR
Don’t just watch change happen… BE the reason it happens.
Apply now & take the first bold step 🚀
#OpenGov #StudentImpact #UNIBUJA #YouthInAction #ChallengeAccepted
@semiyemichael@BudgITng@Connected_dev@youthhubafrica@Dataphyte
Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, a towering figure in wildlife conservation whose research, passion, and leadership helped shape global efforts to protect elephants, has died. Read our tribute: https://t.co/mfwUJ6L64P
At #CITESCOP20, governments face last chance to save whale sharks, manta rays, and more.
“The science is unequivocal, and the tools and support to implement CITES already exist for governments once listings pass,” says @WCSsharks.
Read more: https://t.co/IYNwz7ok7K
NEWS: Latest assessment of Critically Endangered forest elephants sheds new light on their numbers and provides optimism for their future. However, we must not be complacent.
Read more: https://t.co/Y1cvRpwv9L #CITESCOP20
New research by Save the Elephants and @UniofOxford, supported by @colossal, shows elephants quickly adapt to drones, with mild reactions dropping ~70% across flights. A powerful and non-invasive way to monitor wild herds.
Read more: https://t.co/uasMFnWQMW
📸 @janewynyard
They’ve survived volcanic eruptions, droughts, and isolation over millennia, but they are now up against threats they can’t withstand alone.
At #CITESCOP20, we are supporting stronger international trade protections for Galápagos iguanas.
Read more: https://t.co/sYggFOzdor
At the upcoming #CITESCOP20 meeting, we will be supporting a range of proposals from governments to protect Threatened and Endangered species in international trade. See our positions below. https://t.co/hHM2mmDFWl
🎤 Moments of wisdom and shared experiences!
From heartfelt stories to inspiring insights, our invited participants at the DEAN @10 celebration reminded us of the power of dialogue and community.
Every voice that took the mic added a spark to the movement we’re building. 💡✨
#DEANat10 #VoicesOfChange #InspiringMoments
@OlusegunMedupin@NewestAgu@youthhubafrica@Connected_dev@BudgITng