Ecotourism

The Congo Basin, often referred to as the Earth’s second lungs, is currently at a crossroads. As of February 2026, this vast expanse of biodiversity, spanning six countries including the …

Africa is a continent where nature is alive, bold, and often breathtakingly raw. From sweeping savannahs dotted with elephants to misty forests hiding mountain gorillas, Africa’s landscapes offer experiences that …

When people think of ecotourism, Nigeria is rarely the first country that comes to mind. Safaris in East Africa or rainforest lodges in Central Africa typically dominate search results. Nigeria, …

Nigeria is one of Africa’s most naturally rich countries, yet many of its breathtaking natural wonders remain underexplored. From towering rainforests to tranquil wetlands, these ecosystems are not only visually …

Birdwatching in Nigeria is fast becoming a favourite activity for nature enthusiasts and eco-travelers. With over 900 bird species spread across lush rainforests, expansive wetlands, and open savannas, Nigeria offers …

What if your next trip could help protect wildlife, support local communities, and still be one of the most unforgettable experiences of your life? That’s the idea behind eco-tourism, a …

Travelling green, or eco-tourism, is about making choices that reduce tourism’s negative impact on the environment and local communities. It involves choosing sustainable travel options, like staying in eco-friendly accommodations, …

Did you know Nigeria loses over 350,000 hectares of forest every year due to deforestation? That’s more land than the entire Lagos metropolis—gone annually. As climate change and environmental degradation …

Oban Hill, nestled within the Cross River National Park in southeastern Nigeria, is a marvel of nature and a critical component of one of West Africa’s last remaining stretches of …

The Urashi River is 8.05 km long and 2.41 km wide, the largest natural lake in Imo State and southeast Nigeria. Water flows into the Urashi River from the Njaba …