Forest Friends.

Heartfelt congratulations to Sir Nurudeen Moh.d Shamaki on being conferred with the Distinguished Service Award 2025 by the National Park Service.

This esteemed honour is a resounding testament to your exemplary dedication, unwavering commitment, and distinguished contributions to the cause of conservation and service.

Forrest Friend proudly applauds the Nigeria National Park Service for its exceptional stewardship over the years, and for honouring such remarkable efforts and steadfast commitment to the noble cause of conservation.

Forest Friend had a brief discussion with a gallant and intelligence personnel of the Nigerian Forest Security Service (NFSS).

The initiative highlighted the critical activities affecting forest flora and fauna.

Summary:
Nigerian Forest security services are measures and practices designed to protect forests from various threats, including:

1. Deforestation and land degradation
2. Illegal logging and timber trafficking
3. Wildlife poaching and trafficking
4. Forest fires
5. Human-wildlife conflict

These services typically involve:

1. Surveillance and monitoring
2. Law enforcement and patrols
3. Community engagement and education
4. Sustainable forest management
5. Collaboration with government agencies, NGOs, and local communities

The primary goal is to conserve forest ecosystems and biodiversity while supporting local livelihoods. Forest security services play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance and promoting sustainable development.

Meet one of our outstanding professionals during his visit to a chimpanzee rehabilitation site in Buachor, Cross-river state, Nigeria.

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This conversation Education from the grassroots will si one of the most important approache in conversation the leaves generational impact.

NCF/NABU Project

Shikeade Ajayi, Consultant, Leventis Foundation, delivering her lecture on Value Addition for Non-Timber Forest Products Training at Iko-Ekperem, Cross River State during the ongoing capacity building workshop.

Project supported by NABU International