Think of a vibrant coral reef teeming with life Now, picture that same reef seconds after an explosion. The water clouds with debris, lifeless fish float to the surface, and the coral is shattered. This is blast fishing, one of the most destructive fishing methods in the world. Also known as dynamite fishing, blast fishing […]
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The Niger Delta is one of the most ecologically rich regions in the world. It’s home to vast mangrove forests, countless fish species, and millions of people who depend on its natural resources. But a silent invader is creeping through the waterways, displacing native plants and threatening the delicate balance of this unique ecosystem. This
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If you’ve ever come across a pangolin, consider yourself lucky. These creatures are among the most elusive animals on Earth. Covered in tough, overlapping scales, they look like a mix between an armadillo and a pinecone. But don’t let their armored appearance fool you—pangolins are gentle, shy, and completely harmless. Sadly, pangolins are also the
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Every year on March 20, we celebrate World Frog Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about frogs and why they need our help. Frogs may seem small and ordinary, but they play a huge role in nature. Unfortunately, many frog species are in danger due to habitat destruction, pollution, disease, and climate change. In
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Seals are some of the most fascinating creatures in our oceans. They’re playful, intelligent, and crucial for marine ecosystems. Yet, many seal species are in danger due to human activities like hunting, pollution, and climate change. That’s why the International Seal Day, celebrated on March 22, is so important. It’s a day to raise awareness
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Have you ever thought about how important wood is in your life? It’s everywhere—your furniture, your home, the paper you write on, even the air you breathe. But how often do we stop and appreciate it? That’s exactly why World Wood Day exists. This isn’t just another international observance—it’s a day to celebrate wood, understand
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Water is something most of us use every day without thinking twice. But for millions of people around the world, access to clean, safe water is a daily struggle. World Water Day, observed every year on March 22, is a reminder of how important water is and why we need to protect it. In this
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Think of a world where every person plants a tree, where entire communities come together to turn barren land into green, thriving forests. That’s exactly what World Planting Day is about. Every year, millions of people celebrate this day by planting trees, restoring nature, and taking action for a healthier planet. But why is this
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Every year on March 3rd, the world comes together to celebrate World Wildlife Day—a day dedicated to raising awareness about wildlife and the urgent need to protect it. This global event reminds us that our planet’s animals and plants are not just beautiful; they are essential to our survival. But here’s the truth: wildlife is
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Rivers are the veins of our planet, giving life to people, wildlife, and entire ecosystems. But today, many of them are in danger—polluted, dammed, and overexploited. That’s why every March 14th, people worldwide come together to celebrate the International Day of Action for Rivers, a movement dedicated to protecting and restoring our rivers. This article
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