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You are invited to join the Nigerian Society for Conservation Biology (NSCB) 2025 Conference. Kindly use the link below to join the conference session:

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📅 Date: 3 - 5 November 2025
🕒 Time: 11 A.M. DAILY
💻 Platform: Zoom

We look forward to your active participation in the discussions and knowledge sharing during the conference!

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NSCB 2025 Conference Organizing Committee

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The *Nigerian Society for Conservation Biology (NSCB)* invites you to be part of the *2025 Conference* — a national gathering of conservationists, researchers, students, and environmental advocates working to protect Nigeria’s biodiversity and promote sustainable development.

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Get ready, and prepared for the upcoming first call conference by Ecological Society of Nigeria.

Tomorrow being World Environment Day I encourage you to do environmental cleanups within your neighbourhood and let's avoid crowded place due to the spike in the number of COVID 19 infection in our communities

As a way of sensitizing the general public on *World Environment Day 2021* Theme” Ecosystem Restoration”

We encourage all volunteers and organisations to do video challenge and share to their respective social media platforms answering the following questions

1. What Ecosystem Restoration?

2. Importance of ecosystem restoration?

3. How individuals can be involved in ecosystem restoration?

4. Role of government and civil societies in ecosystem restoration?

Thanks.

Application is now open to participate in the International Campaign Against Deforestation

https://www.facebook.com/107234944266175/posts/255154802807521/?flite=scwspnss

Discussing tree planting in a native language is a way of combating climate change in locale communities.

*NB:* There is an award of certificate of commendation to every participants.

Thanks in anticipation of your entries.

Think Climate First.

CALL TO PARTICIPATE IN INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN
AGAINST DEFORESTATION IN NATIVE LANGUAGES

This is to invite all members, volunteers, ambassadors of Think Climate First and other interested environmentalists all over the world to participate in the International Campaign Against Deforestation (ICAD) slated to commence in 1st of March, 2021.

Entry start: 25th of February, 2021
Entry end: 15th of Match, 2021

ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN AGAINST DEFORESTATION (ICAD)

ICAD aims at communicating to the native people all over the world the importance of trees to man and other biodiversities, the adverse effect of deforestation and the need to plant more trees in a bid to combat the climate change.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

Step1: Like Think Climate First Page on Facebook and follow us on Instagram,
Step2: Make a 1-minute video with your native language telling us;
• Your name, country and native language
• The importance of trees to man and other biodiversities
• The effect of deforestation on man and other biodiversities
• How to combat deforestation and its menace
Step3: Send your video to the Project Director via Whatsapp, and also share it on your platforms when it is published with the hashtags:

NOTE: it is not compulsory you use a sophisticated camera. You can use your smartphone camera in landscape mode. Just ensure you are visible and audible. You can be creative with the video.

BENEFIT FOR PARTICIPATING

Every participant shall be awarded a certificate of commendation
The participants shall enjoy the wide views of our teeming online population, social media communities and other environmentalist from different countries of the world

NOTE: By submitting your video, you are deemed to have agreed that your video will be posted on our social media platforms.

For enquiries and submission, kindly contact;

Adebogun, Abiodun Emmanuel
+2348142269212
Project Director

We have to share some important highlights about the *MICRO-ENVIRONMENT*.

Microbial Ecology as field that aim at studying that r/ship or interaction existing between microbes and other living organism.

For study of microbes or any other living organism, the possible place to find such microbes or organism(habitat), must be locate and study its by doing so clear study of such microbe or other organism can be possible.

Its therefore good to study the environment of every microbes, as the need of such microbes may arise, one can directly move ahead to the possible places determined to have the microbes.

Understanding the microbes habitat would help a microbial ecologist to:

i. Plan how to handle such microbes.

ii. Sourcing the microbes for beneficial use.

iii. Easy collection when ready for conducting a research.

Below are the possible habitat for which microbes can be found:

1. AQUATIC HABITAT.
The possible places under this include;
-fresh water. e.g rivers, streams, ponds and lakes.
-marine water. sea and oceans.

2. SOIL HABITAT.
beneath the soil, microbes can be found at different layers starting from horizon O, A, E, B, C, D and R. But the possible horizon of which dense mass of the microbes was observed to be found is B horizon its called the "rhizosphere" thats the region where absorption of water and minerals are taking place by plants.

3. ROCKS.
rocks as the habitat to locate microbes, their presence will determine under the following areas;
- Endolithic microbes.
- Exolithic microbes.
- Cave microbes.

4. MYSTERIES REMAINS.
microbes can also be found over mysteries remains.

5. EXTREME HABITAT.
microbes can be found at extreme habitat like extreme hot, cold, acid, alkali, and extreme dark habitat.

6. GROUND WATERS.
microbes can be found under ground waters.

Examples of possible microbes found in each of the above habitat are coming in the subsquent highlights.

# *Have a wonderful morning*.🙋‍♂️

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Are you passionate about the environment?Are you interested in creating tangible community actions towards tackling global issues locally? Would you like to develop your leadership and project management skills? If so, you should take a look at this!

U-recycle Initiative announces its call for application for the AY4E fellowship. This fellowship is geared towards combatting plastic pollution in Nigeria through creative environmental education strategies.

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Register at the 1st Groundwater Project Event today at https://events.gw-project.org/2021

The Quantitative Hydrogeology talk just got even better! On February 12th Ghislain de Marsily will be joined by Hayet Chihi, Craig Simmons and Maria Schafmeister on the 1st Groundwater Project Event to talk about the classic book Quantitative Hydrogeology: Groundwater Hydrology for Engineers! Learn about the process of writing the famous book, the panelists’ career, the past, present and future of quantitative hydrogeology and much more.

The Quantitative Hydrogeology: Groundwater Hydrology for Engineers talk is on February 12th, 3:30 pm GMT -5. Share it with your colleagues and register today so you won't miss it: https://events.gw-project.org/2021

Photo credits:
Portrait of Prof. Dr. Maria-Theresia Schafmeister: © Lukas_Voigt
Portrait of Prof. Dr. Ghislain de Marsily: Antoine Meyssonnier
Portrait of Prof. Dr. Craig Simmons: Flinders University

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