CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH EDUCATION AWARENESS & STRATEGIES
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Nature is divine in nature...treat nature with reverence... -
Wetland conservation is key to habitat protection.Human activities such as agricultural practices involving improper use of pesticides and other agrochemicals pose a threat to wetlands.
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Every component of the ecosystem has its vital functions essential to our existence.."Sustainable development is the pathway to the future we want for all. It offers a framework to generate economic growth, achieve social justice, exercise environmental stewardship and strengthen governance" - Ban Ki-moon
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Aquatic ecosystem"Each aquatic species from a tiny bacterium to a blue whale is unique" - Helfrich et al., 2009 -
Environmental AdvocacyCommunicating scientific research findings to a layman on the street is our core objective.
CEREAS develops, coordinates and carries out a wide range of educational programmes and awareness for artisans, traders, farmers, students, and other professionals who have no in-depth understanding of how their day-to-day activities compromise the environment.
You may wish to join our group of volunteers and experience a life-changing encounter with nature and people. Our activities are funded primarily through voluntary donations. We also generate fund for our independent research activities and advocacy through provision of professional consultancy service and highly-subsidised training programmes.
ABOUT US
Centre for Environmental Research Education Awareness and Strategies (CEREAS) was established in recognition of the existing huge gap between the academics in the field
of environment and the general public. We recognized that outcomes of research activities in
the field of environment and public health are largely unknown to the general
public. As a result, CEREAS was established primarily to communicate research
findings in the area of environmental toxicology, environmental degradation, natural resource conservation, and public health in a layman’s language to members of the public in developing countries.
We raise fund to support this course and actively engaged
in environmental education and awareness through partnership with like-minded organisations. Ultimately, our overriding goal is to contribute to the achievement of some of the Sustainable Development Goals of the
United Nations.
Our Associates are members of academic communities who carry out
independent research works.
The aims and objectives of CEREAS are:
- 1. To contribute to global
environmental management practices through independent research works in the
area of environmental health and emerging pollution issues;
- 2. To sensitise the general public
on best environmental management practices and prevention of non-communicable
diseases associated with exposure to contaminated environmental media;
- 3. To promote through education
the conservation of natural resources and efforts aimed at mitigating climate
change.
Centre for Environmental Research Education Awareness and Strategies (CEREAS) was established in recognition of the existing huge gap between the academics in the field of environment and the general public. We recognized that outcomes of research activities in the field of environment and public health are largely unknown to the general public. As a result, CEREAS was established primarily to communicate research findings in the area of environmental toxicology, environmental degradation, natural resource conservation, and public health in a layman’s language to members of the public in developing countries.
We raise fund to support this course and actively engaged in environmental education and awareness through partnership with like-minded organisations. Ultimately, our overriding goal is to contribute to the achievement of some of the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations.
Our Associates are members of academic communities who carry out independent research works.
The aims and objectives of CEREAS are:
- 1. To contribute to global environmental management practices through independent research works in the area of environmental health and emerging pollution issues;
- 2. To sensitise the general public on best environmental management practices and prevention of non-communicable diseases associated with exposure to contaminated environmental media;
- 3. To promote through education the conservation of natural resources and efforts aimed at mitigating climate change.
Please contact us for more information on how you can be a part of our activities through volunteering and or donations:
Tel: +234(0)53520470, 08028382696
Email: [email protected]