Ecotourism
News : Ecotourism
Ghana: Boost for Tourism IndustryThe chiefs and people of Gbadzeme in the Avatime Traditional Area in the Ho Municipality, have discovered a number of new tourist sites which should be developed to attract both local and foreign tourists to the area. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Fashola - Human Activities Impact Negatively On Ecosystem
Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola, declared yesterday that economic, social, industrial and personal activities of people impact negatively on the ecosystem, resulting in global warming and change in climatic condition of the world. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: TSS - Taraba NLC Threatens to Join Strike
Following the failure of Taraba State government to implement the 27.5 percent Teachers Salary Structure (TSS), as agreed by the Governors' Forum, the state chapter of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has threatened to join the ongoing strike action by the state branch of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT). (AllAfrica)
East Africa: U.S. Aid Funds Conservation of Mara and Lake Victoria
The East African Community has received a $3 million grant to save the Mara and Lake Victoria Basin regions from environmental degradation. (AllAfrica)
Kenya: Forestry Sector Seeks to Grow Revenue Through Ecotourism
Kenya's forestry sector, battling to conserve the environment and grow its revenue in tough economic times, is banking on ecotourism as a new stream of cash inflow. (AllAfrica)
Rwanda: Rema Trains Seventeen in Ecotourism
Seventeen Rwandans have been trained in ecotourism marketing and wetland management. The training provided by Kitabi College of Conservation and Environmental Management (KCCEM) from July 26 to August 26, aimed at equipping trainees on ecotourism and wetland management. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: ASUU's Strikes As a Game of Musical Chairs (5)
ASUU, I suggest, should rethink its strategy of indefinite strikes in dealing with problems in the universities. As I said before, the strategy is overrated and overused; it might actually be yielding diminishing returns as the years pass by. (AllAfrica)
Uganda: Visit Bushenyi District, a Tourist Hub
Bushenyi, located in Western Uganda, is endowed with several tourist attractions. When you visit, expect to enjoy the following key tourist attractions. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: How NGO Fights Animal Brutality, Extinction
Brutality against animals and birds not only in Katsina but other parts of the country is not a new phenomenon when one is privileged to undertake a tour of many local markets across the state which is believed to be responsible for the extinction of many domestic and bush animals such as vultures, eagles, leopard, tigers, hyena and many others that have today disappeared completely in the Nigeria. (AllAfrica)
Uganda: Germans to Invest in Eco-Tourism
FOURTEEN German tourists have arrived to study opportunities in eco- tourism. The group will also provide humanitarian assistance to the people of Masaka district. (AllAfrica)
Africa: Classic Africa Safaris Goes Carbon Neutral
Classic Africa Safaris has become the first company in Uganda to go 'carbon neutral'. The safari company, which operates in Uganda and Rwanda, recently bought carbon credits from farmers growing trees in Bushenyi. (AllAfrica)
Angola: Three More Sable Antelopes Spotted By Environmental Experts
Experts from Environmental Ministry said that they have spotted Wednesday three more giant black sable antelopes, bringing to six the number of the world's rare species, feared of extinction. (AllAfrica)
East Africa: Tourism in Kenya And Tanzania At Risk
Reduction of water in River Mara, whose origin is in the Mau Forest, and which traverses the expansive Maasai Mara game reserve right into Serengeti in Tanzania, is causing the shrinkage of the world famous annual wildebeest migration, which may stop altogether. (AllAfrica)
Kenya: Economy At Risk Unless Damage is Reversed
Kenya's tourism, energy and agriculture sectors may be irreparably damaged unless the Mau destruction is reversed. (AllAfrica)
Southern Africa: Namibia Co-Ordinates Okavango Zambezi Project
The Republic of Namibia, one of five member countries of Okavango-Zambezi Project Thursday in northern Cabinda province took up the coordination of the works of the initiative, which predicts to be one the of biggest cross-border references of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the world, being its first phase estimated at over USD 24 million. (AllAfrica)
Angola: Premier Briefed On Okavango-Zambeze Project
Angola's Prime Minister, António Paulo Kassoma, was Friday in Luanda informed on the implementation of Okavango-Zambeze Project focussed on the conservation of fauna and flora in a region that covers Angola, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Zambia. (AllAfrica)
Mozambique: Guebuza Visits Biodiversity Park
Mozambican President Armando Guebuza on Thursday visited the zoological and botanical park financed by the Brazilian mining company Vale, in the Carajas area, in the Amazon Forest. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Corps Member Renovates School Building
Anambra State Governor, Mr. Peter Obi has the praised the initiative of a youth corps member, Miss Edem Okon who renovated one of the boarding houses at the Girls' Secondary Schoool, Abbot, Ihiala. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Oshiomhole Charges Task Force on Civility
Edo State Governor, Comrade Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole, has charged the newly inaugurated committees on Protection of Government Properties and Forest Monitoring to be civil in carrying out their legitimate responsibilities without bending the rules. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Bauchi to Grow Flowers in Water Satchets
The Bauchi State Environmental Protection Agency (BASEPA) will soon use packaged water polythene to grow flowers and other plants in nurseries.Dr Dije Bala, the Chairman of the agency, who stated this in Bauchi on Wednesday in an interview, said the agency would design a method of collecting the sachets and sending them to various plant nurseries for incubation of plants. (AllAfrica)
Uganda: Account for Funds, Takuba Tells LCs
LOCAL council chairpersons have been urged to account for the funds the Government releases through the Local Government Service Delivery Programme. (AllAfrica)
Rwanda: Ian Redmond - Gorilla Ambassador's Visit to Rwanda
Ian Redmond, Ambassador for the UN Year of the Gorilla, was in Rwanda to participate in the International Conference on Gorilla Conservation which preceded the Kwita Izina Ceremony. As well as being Ambassador for this year, he continues as Chief Consultant for GRASP, the UNEP/UNESCO Great Ape Survival Partnership, whose key thrust is to ensure conservation of gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos and orangutans - all endangered species. (AllAfrica)
Uganda: Country's Obama Flower at the Trials in the Netherlands
UGANDA dominated the annual flower trials in The Netherlands with over 600 varieties of chrysanthemums cuttings and pot plants from three flower farms. (AllAfrica)
Botswana: Govt Hacks P10 Billion From NDP10
The government has cut down the development budget for NDP 10 from an initial P63 billion as state coffers feel the effects of the global economic crisis. (AllAfrica)
Tanzania: The Mystery of Lake Duluti Caves
Outside the Tanzania Tourist Board office in Arusha I stood next to Mr. Willy Lyimo, the Branch Manager, waiting for the car to arrive. In jovial mood, Lyimo exuded a jovial introduction of the Tengeru Cultural Tourism Programme. In a few minutes the car arrived and slowly Mr. Amani Mshana, the driver and I pulled away through the bustling streets of Arusha town heading towards Moshi. (AllAfrica)
Namibia: Ecotourism Makes Good Business Sense
THE NamibRand Nature Reserve in southern Namibia has succeeded in achieving a financially self-sustaining private conservation area, says its chief executive officer, Nils Odendaal. (AllAfrica)
Rwanda: CNN Founder Ted Turner Treks Mountain Gorillas
Renowned media mogul and philanthropist, Ted Turner, over the weekend visited the Virunga National Park, and trekked the mountain gorillas and golden monkeys. He was later received by President Paul Kagame in Kigali. (AllAfrica)
Uganda: Kabarole Gets Herbs Factory
THE French government has commissioned a building for drying and processing medicinal plants for Toro Botanical Gardens in Kabarole district. Plants like pawpaws, arthemisia and lemon grass will be processed and used to treat fevers and other diseases. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Museum to Become Eco-Tourism Center
After 64 years the National Museum, Esie in Kwara State, during the week got the approval of the federal government. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Greening Intellectual Property
The World Intellectual Property Day is on April 26 this year. This event was established by the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) in 2001 to 'raise awareness of the role of Intellectual property in our daily lives, and to celebrate the contribution made by innovators and artists to the development of societies across the globe'. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Kpakol - Rule of Law, Good Governance, Panacea to Poverty Eradication
National Coordinator, National Poverty Eradication Programme (NA-PEP), Dr Magnus Kpakol, has attributed Nigeria's poverty index to weak local economy, adding that the rate would reduce "when we have rule of law and good governance." (AllAfrica)
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