Save the world by

Planting Tree

Initiative by cecd rainforest

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People Working with Us

Center for Ecological and Community Development (CECD) Is a registered non governmental organization in Nigeria, with primary focus on Forestry, biodiversity conservation and Climate Change

We are taking small steps to make earth better planet

Making the Earth a better place does not always require giant leaps—sometimes, it starts with small, consistent actions. Every simple effort, when multiplied by millions of people, creates a powerful impact. Join Us

What We Offer

Biodiversity

Protection by safeguard the ecosystems the depends to survive

Saving Forest

By working with local communities to develop land use planning to set aside Conservation areas

Building Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience communities

Climate change is no longer a distant threat—it’s a reality affecting every part of the world. Rising temperatures, unpredictable rainfall, flooding, drought, and storms are putting lives and livelihoods at risk. To secure our future, communities must not only reduce emissions but also adapt to changing conditions and build resilience against future shocks.

Marine Ecology and Coastal Zone Management

Protection of Wetlands and Marine Resources by Working with Coastal Communities: helping them to restore mangrove and set aside nesting ground for fisheries promote Aquaculture, Setting aside Community based marine Protected areas Working with coastal and Forest dependents communities to develop alternative livelihoods to reducing deforestation associated with agriculture and support extensive trading on non timber forestry products promote aquaculture

Promote Carbon Trading:

We help our community to measure carbon and manage carbon Emissions on terrestrial landscapes emissions trading on blue carbon.

Saving wildlife:

Working with our Conservation communities to projecting nesting grounds protecting critical habitats and connecting the migratory route of wildlife, Set up refuge, and rescue centre for endangered species at our Conservation communities

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