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Group, Channels TV Partner On Wildlife Conservation

by Yusuf Babalola
1 year ago
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Wild Africa Fund and Channels Television have joined forces with Wild Africa Fund to sensitise and create awareness to the public on wildlife conservation and tackling of illegal wildlife trade.
The new partnership will take on the challenge of popularising the protection of Nigeria’s wildlife and forests, inspiring millions of Nigerians to learn more about the environment, and encouraging them to protect the country’s natural heritage for future generations.

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“We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Wild Africa Fund, a pivotal alliance that underscores our commitment to preserving Nigeria’s rich natural heritage. By harnessing Channels Television’s expansive reach and Wild Africa Fund’s conservation expertise, we aim to ignite a nationwide movement towards wildlife conservation and curb the illegal wildlife trade.

Together, we will bring the wonders of Nigeria’s wildlife and forests into the homes of millions, educating and inspiring action to safeguard these treasures for our future generations,” the chief executive officer/chairman, Channels media group Dr. John Momoh said.

The group further stated that Nigeria has emerged as a major transit hub in the illicit wildlife trade in recent years, notably involving pangolin scales and ivory.

“In the last three years, the Nigeria Customs Service has intercepted about 20,000 kilograms of illegal wildlife products as well as endangered species about to be smuggled out of the country. Beyond the arrests, 12 convictions have been made at the court within three years, with many pending cases,’’ they said.

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To raise awareness and inspire action to address these challenges, Channels TV and Wild Africa Fund will collaborate to publicise wildlife-focused content, such as 30-second public service announcements featuring influential Nigerians in sports, music, business, and more, and short documentaries that support local conservation efforts and educate millions of Nigerians about the need to protect the environment.

“Channels TV has a history of environmental coverage, and as our environment is under greater pressure than ever before. Together we can amplify this cause.” said Peter Knights OBE, CEO of Wild Africa Fund.


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