HeyJaredNaija Eco Vibes Podcast
Naija Eco Vibes is a storytelling and advocacy platform by the Nigerian Conservation Foundation designed to spotlight pressing environmental and climate issues in Nigeria.
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Beyond the Headlines: Who is Telling Nigeria’s Climate Story? | Naija Eco Vibes Podcast Season 2 Episode 7 (opens the original)
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Who is telling Nigeria’s climate story and is the story reaching the people who need to hear it? Climate change is already affecting everyday life in Nigeria, from flooding and extreme heat to disrupted farming, rising food prices and threatened livelihoods. Yet environmental stories often struggle to command the attention given to politics, crime, entertainment and sports. In this episode of the Naija Eco Vibes podcast, we go Beyond the Headlines with Ayoola Kassim, environment correspondent an
Stories From the Field (II): Lessons from Nigeria | Naija Eco Vibes Podcast Season 2 Episode 6 (opens the original)
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What does conservation actually look like beyond reports, conferences, and policy documents? In this episode of Naija Eco Vibes, we travel into the communities where conservation comes alive. Our guests, Shittu Usman, Climate Lead at the Nigerian Conservation Foundation and Joshua Dazi, Programmes Development Manager, Nigerian Conservation Foundation , shares firsthand stories from years of working with rural communities across Nigeria - building trust, supporting sustainable livelihoods, promot
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