Nigerian Group Advocates Regenerative Agriculture and Biodiversity to Combat Climate Change
The New Dawn Elderly Foundation (NDF) in Nigeria is advocating for regenerative agriculture and biodiversity conservation to address climate change. During the 18th National Council on Environment exhibit in Abuja, the group emphasized the importance of integrating reforestation, tree planting, and promoting biodiversity to achieve sustainable development goals.
The group is implementing initiatives such as mass tree planting campaigns, promoting moringa organic fertilizers, and transitioning to regenerative agriculture practices.
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