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21 Jul 25

Eleyele Sensitization Program for women and youth

A sensitization program was conducted to raise awareness among women and youth in the Eleyele forested wetland about the importance of preserving and conserving forest resources. As a result, the participants were introduced to various alternative methods of generating additional income, such as producing briquettes and cultivating Ewe Eran (Thaumatoccus…

21 Jul 25

GIS Reveals Forest Loss in Onigambari Reserve

Nigeria’s forests are vanishing at an alarming rate, with deforestation threatening biodiversity, climate stability, and local livelihoods. At APEARE, we believe that data-driven advocacy is key to protecting Nigeria’s forest landscape. One of our flagship initiatives, originally developed as a graduate research project, offers a sobering look at the scale…

21 Jul 25

Kuchiko Reforestation Project

This project examined the climatic and socio-economic effects of deforestation at Gambari Forest Reserves in Ibadan. The findings highlighted the excessive exploitation of forest resources, and were shared with stakeholders to support informed decision-making aimed at curbing deforestation in the reserves. Kuchiko Reforestation Project For the 2024 World Environment Day…

23 Nov 23

7 Things You Need To Know About The Beautiful and Natural Environment Of Nigeria

Times are changing and nothing remains the same. Just like our lives: our natural environment evolves and changes its characteristics as the season demands. There are various natural environments in Nigeria. And this article explores the meaning, types, and examples of the Nigerian natural environment. What is to come: What…

23 Nov 23

5 things you need to know about insecurity in Nigeria: A Climate change perspective

There is a growing link between rising insecurity in Nigeria and climate change crises. Climate change is exacerbating existing social, economic, and political challenges in Nigeria, leading to increased insecurity and conflict. Here are 5 ways Alliance for Positive Environmental Impacts and Reforestation (APEARE) belief climate change is contributing to…

23 Nov 23

6 simple ways to teach kids about climate change.

Climate change education is essential for Nigeria’s kids to understand the impacts of climate change and the actions they can take to mitigate and adapt to its effects. Alliance for Positive Environmental Impacts and Reforestation (APEARE) highlights some ways to promote climate change education for kids in Nigeria: 1. Integrate…

23 Nov 23

How NiMet’s ISO Recertifications Unlock Climate Action And Path To Net-Zero Emissions

NIMET head office at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja-Credit: Daily Trust In the global fight against climate change, every achievement matters. Recently, the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) achieved a significant milestone by receiving recertifications for ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 29990:2010. This recognition not only highlights NiMet’s commitment to providing…

23 Nov 23

Reforestation: Group takes campaign to women, community leaders in Ibadan

An NGO, Alliance for Positive Environmental Impacts and Reforestation (APEARE), Ibadan in Oyo State, on Saturday, August 6, 2022, sensitised women, youths and community leaders at Eleyele area, on the need to stop illegal cutting trees (deforestation). APEARE focusses on the activities that can help man, community and the nation…

11 Nov 23

How To Enhance Agriculture And Protect The Environment: 6 Sustainable Farming Practices In Nigeria

Photo credit: Pixabay Welcome to our comprehensive guide on sustainable farming practices in Nigeria. In this article, we will explore six effective techniques that promote environmental conservation, improve agricultural productivity, and contribute to a sustainable future. By adopting these practices, Nigerian farmers can mitigate the impact of climate change, protect…

11 Nov 23

What You Need To Know About Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs)

Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) play a vital role in biodiversity conservation and environmental protection in Nigeria. NTFPs are products derived from forests, such as fruits, nuts, medicinal plants, and other non-timber resources, that are used for food, medicine, and other purposes. Alliance for Positive Environmental Impacts and Reforestation (APEARE) highlights…

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