We recognise the World Elephant Day by highlighting the risk they face to extinction. Look at how we could save these giant creatures from this.
One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI) Articles.
We have committed to contributing to the protection of pangolins. The most trafficked mammal, and indeed one with a quickly declining population has caught our attention. The activities that we have made could push their extinction a little longer.
Sea turtle conservation through plastic waste management We collaborated with vibrant members of the Araromi Community to relieve Araromi Beach of the plastic waste. Our aim was to restore the scenic, and marine life-stimulating environment at that beach. See the …
Our conservation activity that we conducted in collaboration with OAUSTECh and INSAER at Ilaje High school appears in one of OAUSTECH's most recent newsletters
The environment is a key pillar of the One Health triad, as the human and animal elements in the one health approach hugely depend on it. This article looks at the impact of the environment on One Health. See more