Ogoni women restore mangroves and livelihoods in oil-rich Niger Delta

Mongabay
Jan 16, 2025, 10:50 am206 pts
A women-led reforestation effort has planted millions of mangrove trees with a high survival rate across swamps in Nigeria’s oil-rich and severely degraded Niger Delta. For decades, the Ogoni people of the delta’s Ogoniland region have faced the impacts of numerous oil spills, logging, and the spread of…

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