Rehabilitating 500 hectares of degraded tropical savannah in Abobo, Okehi LGA through regenerative agroforestry, modern farming practices, and civic engagement.
Reclaiming deforested savannah land in Okehi LGA by introducing native tree nurseries, soil conservation, and modern agricultural techniques that double crop productivity without forest clearing.
Mobilizing local forestry officers, sanitation staff, and community stewards to rebuild grassroots oversight and prevent unauthorized timber exploitation.
Direct field survey documentation detailing soil structure, topography, and deforestation baseline across the project site.
Video files are hosted with this website for direct browser playback.
Panoramic overview of the tropical savannah topography and tree canopy boundary lines.
Field assessment of undergrowth, topsoil health, and historical land clearing impact.
Field survey highlighting rock formations and perimeter mapping by field teams.
Broadcasting weekly in Ebira language to foster land stewardship among local farming communities, religious leaders, herbalists, and government environment officials.
45-minute weekly live show with 3 re-airs per week on 91.1 FM.
Interviews with horticulturists, Islamic clerics, preachers, and local conservationists.
Direct engagement with Kogi State Ministry of Environment officers.
Combining local community authority with international development expertise.
Strategic Direction & Civic Advocacy
Directs project implementation, local government liaison with the Kogi State Ministry of Environment, and spearheads the weekly Ete Odidikidi radio program.
Development Economist & Carbon Markets
German national with extensive background in international development economics, renewable energy, and carbon credit mechanisms. Former Head of Finance for GIZ Biodiversity Protection in DRC.
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