Women’s collectives are protecting Nigeria’s gorilla wildlife sanctuary
PolicyTuesday, July 28, 2026Mongabay

Women’s collectives are protecting Nigeria’s gorilla wildlife sanctuary

Women’s conservation collectives in Nigeria are playing a crucial role in the protection of the Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary, which is vital for the preservation of gorilla populations and overall biodiversity. Their efforts are not only enhancing wildlife protection but also empowering local communities.

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