Mangrove Restoration Initiative
Mapping degraded mangrove zones and designing restoration plans that improve shoreline resilience and biodiversity.
Driving biodiversity research, innovation, and collaboration to support conservation, education, and the sustainable use of Nigeria's biological resources.
The TCEBCEM at the University of Lagos stands as a beacon of sustainable innovation in West Africa. We are dedicated to pioneering research that bridges the gap between traditional engineering principles and the urgent need for environmental stewardship.
Vision
To expand knowledge on Nigerian biodiversity, entrench environmental sustainability and provide leadership and innovation in conservation biology
Mission
To promote and coordinate biodiversity research in Nigeria; advance domestic and international research collaboration in pursuit of academic excellence and innovation; and provide the scientific foundation for the conservation, education, and sustainable use of biodiversity
We focus our efforts on three core areas that define the future of sustainable living and industrial development.
Researching sustainable materials and low-carbon footprint building techniques for resilient urban infrastructure.
Learn More open_in_newDeveloping circular economy models to optimize water usage, waste reduction, and energy efficiency across systems.
Learn More open_in_newInnovating mechanical and electrical systems that prioritize renewable energy integration and minimal ecological impact.
Learn More open_in_newA snapshot of our active work in biodiversity conservation, climate resilience, and ecosystem management.
Mapping degraded mangrove zones and designing restoration plans that improve shoreline resilience and biodiversity.
Tracking species diversity in urban ecosystems to guide policy, planning, and public awareness campaigns.
Assessing wetland ecosystem services and developing practical strategies for climate adaptation and conservation.
Stay informed about our latest research breakthroughs, symposiums, and community outreach events.
Our team has successfully tested a new compound derived from local organic waste that reduces concrete carbon emissions by 40%.
Eletu Odibo Senior High School, Abule Oja, visited the Centre on an educational excursion that featured a guided tour of the campus mangrove ecosystem. The visit provided students with a unique opportunity to gain first-hand knowledge of biodiversity and the ecological importance of mangrove habitats. Through interactions with experts and field observations, the students learned about the role of mangroves in supporting wildlife, protecting coastlines, and mitigating climate change, while fostering a greater appreciation for environmental conservation and sustainable ecosystem management.
Lagos State Coconut Development Authority (LASCODA) collaborated with UNILAG in line with the coconut renewal initiative policy of the Lagos State Government to boost production as well as tap into the economic and environmental potential of the cash crop
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