Biodivesity Conservation is key in the ongoing Ogoni Clean-up exercise. Today’s Fish Stock assessment and Bloody Cockles monitoring at Bomu with the Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project team, let’s take one step at a time for the protection, management, and restoration of Earth’s species, habitats, and ecosystems to ensure their health and sustainability for future generations. […]

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We joined regulators and other stakeholders monitoring the Ogoni clean up at the quarterly review meeting as we continue to demand for the clean up of the entire Niger, using Ogoni as a pilot project. Our environment was given to us by our creator to tend and care for it, so let us keep it […]

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On World Wetlands Day, we honour the heritage of wetlands and respect the traditional knowledge that guides conservation, resilience, and coexistence with nature. Women in biodiversity. Wetlands are land areas that are saturated or flooded with water either permanently or seasonally. They act as living libraries of memory, practice, and wisdom. They hold cultural heritage […]

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We join peoople around the world today to celebrate World Water Day 2025 with the theme: “Glacier Preservation,” highlighting the critical role of glaciers in sustaining life and the water cycle, and the urgent need to address the impacts of their rapid melting, also the role in preserving freshwater supplies worldwide and the urgent need […]

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On the occasion of Afrika Vuka Day 2025, SWAYA proudly joined forces with the vibrant students of Rivers State University and various Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) for a powerful Activism Workshop and Intergenerational Learning Session held in Port Harcourt. The workshop served as a vital space for knowledge exchange, capacity building, and collective reflection—bridging generations […]

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