US EditionNigeria: ‘How We Brought Back Elephants To Omo Forest’
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Nigeria: ‘How We Brought Back Elephants To Omo Forest’
By Anayo Ezugwu - New Telegraph Deforestation is one of the challenges facing tropical forests in Nigeria. This activity has endangered many wild animal species such as chimpanzees, elephants and white-throated guenon monkeys. Omo Forest Reserve in Ogun State is one of the tropical forests where mammal species are endangered because of poaching and encroachment of human activities. The forest is located about 135 kilometres from Lagos and it con…
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