At Ecophilic Scientific Research and Innovations (ESRI), we recently held our quarterly in-house workshop with members of our team and volunteers.
The workshop provided an opportunity to reflect on our work, strengthen collaboration, and enhance our productivity and public engagement. A key part ,,,
A memorable day for #freshwaterscience at #ObafemiAwolowoUniversity, Ile-Ife
24th of September 2026, our Executive Director had the honour of receiving H.E. Mr Daniel Krull, Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany, German Consulate Lagos...
From identifying problems to mapping out solutions. 🌿
Our experience at #OlumirinWaterfall and some natural sites showed us that plastic pollution is a growing threat to Nigeria’s natural heritage.
But at ESRI, we are not just identifying problems; we are working towards solutions.
Is your church youth group passionate about faith, nature, and community action?
Ecophilic Scientific Research and Innovations (ESRI), in partnership with Eden Creation Care Initiative (doubling as A Rocha Nigeria), invites interested church youth groups in Osun State, Nigeria ...
After 5 years of species monitoring and community conversations, we’re honoured to release the first Community Stakeholders’ Report from the Obudu Dragonfly Conservation Project.
What we found is urgent.
The Ecophilic Scientific and Research Team had the privilege of being among just six civil society organizations/NGOs selected to participate in a capacity-strengthening workshop (15–19 September 2025) focused on biodiversity conservation in Nigeria.
Ecophilic Scientific Research and Innovations (ESRI) is inviting passionate individuals currently resident in Nigeria to serve as Volunteer Conservation Stewards (pro bono).
In celebration of this year’s #WorldRiversDay, we highlight some of our work on two rivers along the Cameroon–Nigeria border, in line with this year’s theme: #SaveOurRivers #SaveOurFuture.
This year’s celebration is a call to reflect
Still in the spirit of acknowledging the role of community stakeholders in conservation, we celebrate our incredible partners who have supported our project to conserve the damselflies of the hashtag #Obudumontaneregion, funded by The Rufford Foundation,Â
At Ecophilic Scientific Research and Innovations (ESRI), we recently held our quarterly in-house workshop with members of our team and volunteers.
The workshop provided an opportunity to reflect on our work, strengthen collaboration, and enhance our productivity and public engagement. A key part of the training was hands-on learning in the use of iNaturalist for biodiversity documentation
