Strengthening partnerships is essential for achieving sustainable solutions in landscape restoration and climate-smart agriculture. Recent engagements in Plateau State brought together leading research institutions and technical partners to harmonize strategies for transformative interventions. Key outcomes include the establishment of model nurseries to enhance seedling production and empower local communities. Discussions also focused on soil health assessment and the development of climate-smart agribusiness opportunities for youth and vulnerable groups. By combining expertise and fostering collaboration, stakeholders are laying the groundwork for resilient landscapes and sustainable economic growth. Discover how these efforts are creating lasting impacts across Plateau State and beyond.

CONTENT GALLERY SOCIALS The Plateau State House of Assembly Committee on Environment has embarked on an oversight visit to several ACReSAL project sites across the state, as part of its constitutional duty to monitor the implementation of government-funded environmental and climate resilience initiatives. The committee, during the visit, inspected ongoing..

Jos Wildlife Park in Plateau State has installed a new solar-powered CCTV system through the ACReSAL project to boost security after dark. The cameras help rangers monitor animals and facilities without relying on grid electricity or constant physical patrols. This technology protects wildlife and infrastructure while making the park safer for visitors, showing how clean energy can support modern conservation efforts.

CONTENT GALLERY SOCIALS Four years into the ACReSAL Project, we gathered in Lagos for the Mid-Term Review and Additional Financing Mission—an important milestone to reflect on our journey, consolidate gains, and strategically chart the future of land restoration across 19 states and the FCT. The review provided a valuable platform..