Wildlife Society Nigeria Warns Against Bushmeat Consumption for Health and Biodiversity
Wildlife Society Nigeria (WISON) cautions against hunting and bushmeat consumption due to health risks and negative impacts on biodiversity. At a national conference at Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA), WISON highlighted the dangers of zoonotic diseases from bushmeat consumption.
They urged the government to monitor wildlife health, enforce anti-poaching measures, and involve local communities in biodiversity conservation. WISON also advocated for ecotourism promotion and collaborative efforts with stakeholders to protect Nigeria's natural resources.
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