Nature, Eco-Tourism, Biodiversity conservation and Renewable Energy

​ Living for others: A rule of  Nature by  By Ayodele Precious Ayowale Plants  take in Carbon-dioxide[CO 2 ] to manufacture food and give off Oxygen[O 2 ] as a by product through the process called Photosynthesis.  Animals  take in Oxygen[ O 2 ] to break down food and give off Carbon-dioxide[ CO 2 ] as a by product through the process called Respiration. Micro-organisms play a vital role in decomposition of Organic materials. All these are natural processes. T h e existence of life predominantly depends on the   radiation, carbon dioxide level, ambient temperature,   evaporative power of the atmosphere, solar and  water  availability ,  and inorganic nutrients .   All these are  a part of   nature   and its processes . “The existence of life  is greatly  affected by human-induced and natural factors” N atural catastrophes   ( v olcanic eruption, hurricanes, etc.)  are also another significant part ...

​ NATURE 🌳🌊💧 written by Ojo Dorcas Oluwayemisi It  is  a  valuable gift to mankind A  source of  beauty  through its  diverse  elements ,  each performing  its  role in maki ng  the  Earth  a better place for  us A place where v ast   organisms   communicate  and interact with the physical  world and the  other  life within.  E.g.  birds, trees, animals, plants,  human, landscapes, mountains, rivers,  sun ,  and  the  moon showcasing  its  own beauty consistently  A life supporter , a  balance to our ecosystem : regulating and changing  periodically  to create a serene  and suitable atmosphere  for mankind.   A peaceful  environment consisting of  flowers of different colours . G reen trees  blowing cool breeze that  eases  man of stress and makes the soul  relax.  Cr...

Chimp population  Overview :  T hreats and conservation  Written by   Uthman OYEBAMIJI  Chimpanzee source: SPL Did you know?  Chimpanzees have the largest geographical range in population of all the great apes. They range throughout the African equatorial belt from Senegal  in the west  to Tanzania  in the E ast ern-Africa .    Due to their high dependence on forest ecosystem wild chimpanzees  are not habituated to human presence.  And it is much  harder to know how many are in a given area.  Chimps make nest,  Instead of counting chimps, researchers sometimes count nests to get an estimate of chimpanzee abundance.  These sleeping nest s are built  every night and old ones are easy to find in the forest.  Surveys  of nests and other clues,  it is  believe d  that there are  about  175 to 300,000 chimpanzees left in the wild.  C himpanzees ...

 Don't fault Vulture   Every first Saturday of September is Earmarked for the appreciation and awareness of vultures. The 5th of September, 2020 will be another edition and  another style for vultures awareness. Aykwildlife will be taking the gospel of wildlife(vulture) to the street and local market where wildlife market exist.  The waste management ecosystem service of these birds and other benefits of this environment bio-cleaners will be discussed with local communities particularly youths that are agile and have the potential of working for nature.  Followed by online cry for general public particularly social media enthusiast that might not have been inform about vulture protection.  Do join my: Twitter @ayokutours Facebook: uthman oyebamiji LinkedIn: uthman oyebamiji Instagram: @aykwildlife Tiktok: @ayokutours_aykwildlife

Happy world swift day Every 7th of June is slated for the appreciation of swifts .  Swifts are birds in the order Apodiformes.  The  swifts  are a family,  Apodidae , of highly aerial birds . They are superficially similar to swallows , but are not closely related to any passerines  species. To mark the day event : I  have come up with the an event  theme:  Look up and see what's diving in air This event is going to be on WhatsApp +2347068326565 A number of people only notice the flight of small long winged usually black diving in the sky but little did they know about them. Are they relevant? What role do they play in the ecosystem? What type of ecosystem service do they provide? I will be live on WHATSAPP on the 7th of June, 2020.  7pm Nigerian time