About Julius Agabi
I am an enthusiastic conservation scientist with keen research interest in disturbance ecology, Wildlife trade, Human-Wildlife conflict, Ecosystem Restoration, environmental toxicology, marine litter, watershed, bioremediation and habitat protection. I'm focused on IUCN redlist species. I am an active, research-focused, Stable and goal oriented young chap with over two years of independent and collaborative internships and research with a very strong academic and research background in Zoology and Environmental Biology and a major focus on disturbance ecology and and ecosystem performance. I have grown my passion from supporting conservation activities in the University to also taking conservation education to local schools, youths, Women and stakeholders in supporting/enclave communities of the Cross River National Park, Nigeria. I am currently taking a drastic tilt in research towards assessing the impact of human interference with ecosystem performance while studying the indices that could have permeated this disruption. In the last one year, I have supported conservation education, local livelihood intervention and committed to studying the landscape of Cross River National Park, Ndebiji hills and Afi wildlife sanctuary, Nigeria
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Adelakun Kabir Adekunle
Graduate Student, African Climate and Environment Center-Future African Savannas
Eston Kimaswoch
Conservation Education, Participation and Awareness programs Office, Kenya Environmental Conservation Network
Nervours Daka
Donor Relations Specialist, AFRICAN HEALTH VOLUNTEERS FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE RESCUE AND REFERRALS PARTNERSHIPS
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Hi Julius, thank you for sharing this video. Unfortunately, I could only watch the first 15 seconds; was there more? Let me know if you need any help uploading the full video and I look forward to watching the rest.
I would also like to connect you to our Conservation Catalyst @Opeyemi Blessing Oyawale who could help you share your lessons learned if you like.
Yes Thirza, please connect me to Opeyemi.
Welcome to WildHub
Thanks Lara!
I'm open to positive conversations and collaborations.