Nigerian Conservation Foundation Urges Wetland Conservation at Ramsar COP15 Conference
Joseph Onoja of the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) highlights the impact of climate change on wetlands at the Ramsar COP15 conference in Zimbabwe. He stresses the importance of conserving wetlands as vital ecosystems that support biodiversity, recharge groundwater, and provide livelihoods.
The Ramsar agreement, signed by countries to protect wetlands, plays a crucial role in global conservation efforts. Nigeria boasts significant wetlands like Apoi Creek Forest and Lake Chad, emphasizing the need for conservation.
The agreement aims to review progress, strengthen conservation measures, and designate new Ramsar sites every few years to safeguard these essential habitats.
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