Abstract
Women Role in Environmental Conservation and Development in Nigeria
Highlights
In the eyes of the general public the conservationist is too often pictured as an antisocial person who is against any kind of development
One of the functions of this council was to formulate a National policy for natural resources conservation which must be based on a full appreciation of the variety of natural resources available; their quantities, occurrences and distribution, their intrinsic characteristics and dynamics; the present state of their development and utilization, the management practices and associated problems
The feminist movement in the 1970s and 1980s in the North created an awakening of gender issues in developing countries, in most cases developments are proceeding very differently than they did in the North
Summary
Raimi Morufu Olalekan1*, Suleiman Romoke Monsurat, Odipe Oluwaseun Emmanuel, Salami John Tolulope, Oshatunberu Modupe, Awogbami Stephen Olalekan and Makanjuola Bosede Christianah.
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