Ecotourism

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 …

Gashaka-Gumti National Park is in the mountainous region of north-eastern Nigeria, just north of the Mambilla plateau and close to the international border with Cameroon. No highways exist in this …

GURARA WATERFALLS, NIGER STATE Nigeria has a well-known waterfall called Gurara Waterfalls. Situated near Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory, and in Niger State, it is one of the nation’s most …

Nigeria offers a remarkable diversity of habitats, landscapes, and animals. Nigeria is known for its vibrant culture, busy cities, and rich history, but its natural wonders still need to be …