CSOs call for reform of Cross River forestry law in Nigeria
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Civil society organizations (CSOs) in Nigeria have demanded a comprehensive reform of the forestry law in Cross River State. They argue that the current law is inadequate for protecting the region's forests and supporting sustainable management. The reform could impact environmental conservation efforts and local communities dependent on forest resources.
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- •Cross River State is located in southeastern Nigeria and is known for its rich forest resources.
- •CSOs have publicly called for changes to the forestry law as of February 26, 2026.
- •The existing forestry law is considered by CSOs to be insufficient for effective forest protection.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Cross River State government revises the forestry law as demanded by CSOs then forest conservation efforts may improve, benefiting biodiversity and local communities reliant on forest resources.
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