ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT

This authoritative volume presents a crucial examination of the intricate relationship between environmental management and developmental progress in Nigeria. Through comprehensive research and analysis, Professor Imoh Ukpong and contributing experts explore the critical intersections of agricultural productivity, biodiversity conservation, and environmental change. The book offers valuable insights into sustainable farming practices, resource efficiency, and traditional ecological knowledge, while addressing pressing challenges facing Nigeria's agricultural sector. With a focus on practical solutions and evidence-based recommendations, this volume serves as an essential resource for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners working in environmental management and sustainable development. The collection of papers presents both theoretical frameworks and real-world applications, making it an invaluable contribution to the understanding of environmental sustainability in developing nations. This timely work bridges the gap between academic research and practical implementation, offering innovative approaches to balance economic growth with environmental conservation in the Nigerian context.

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Professor Imoh Ukpong holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Geography and Philosophy, M.Sc. in Tropical Geomorphology, and Ph.D. in Biogeography.He has exposure in international research collaborations and higher education linkages. He teaches Geography and Environmental Management in the University of Uyo.