By Grace Samuel
In a bold move to foster environmental growth and combat deforestation, the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) has unveiled an ambitious plan to plant 50,000 trees by the year 2027.
This eco-conscious initiative has received invaluable support from the British American Tobacco Nigeria Foundation (BATNF) and is set to kick off with the planting of an initial 5,000 trees in Kano.
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In a statement released on Friday, November 3, the NCF outlined its primary mission: to plant 50,000 trees by 2027 through innovative conservation strategies and habitat restoration, all in the name of environmental preservation.
The campaign’s overarching objectives include halting deforestation, promoting afforestation, and fostering a more eco-friendly environment through community-driven efforts.
Ultimately, this endeavor is poised to contribute significantly to forest restoration and enhance biodiversity, not only within the local ecosystems but also on a global scale.
