Finding new ways for the ocean to thrive through marine conservation, sustainable practices, and community-driven solutions.
sq km of ocean protected
contribution of SDG 14 to the world
"Scientific evidence and global agreements increasingly point to a clear reality: protecting at least 30 percent of the world’s oceans by 2030 is critical to sustaining marine biodiversity and productive fisheries. At the Jadesola Adamson Foundation, this goal aligns with the work we have committed to.
Within our capacity, we contribute by advocating for low-impact fishing practices, promoting fairer access to marine resources, and engaging stakeholders to support more responsible ocean management.
JADESOLA ADAMSON
FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP
We are selecting Senior Secondary School students from 5 schools in waterside areas to join our Student Ambassador Program.
Filling this form only shows interest and helps us consider your school for selection. Afterward, our team will visit selected schools, and all assessments will be conducted in collaboration with the school authorities.
How to Apply: Interested students should provide:
Conducting in-depth research into Nigeria's marine ecosystems to understand species behavior, population dynamics, and environmental health indicators.
Working with local communities to restore mangrove forests and coral reefs, creating thriving ecosystems that support marine life and protect coastlines.
Empowering communities with knowledge about ocean conservation, sustainable practices, and the importance of protecting our marine heritage for future generations.
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