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Green Planet Ecosystem Conservation Network

Green Planet Ecosystem Conservation Network (GPECN) is a grassroots non-governmental organization based in Jos, Northern Nigeria, dedicated to environmental conservation, regenerative agriculture, climate education, and sustainable community development. By combining community-led restoration initiatives with Web3 technologies, GPECN promotes transparency, accountability, and inclusive participation while encouraging sustainable environmental practices. Our organization’s mission is to restore ecosystems, strengthen climate resilience, and empower local communities to create lasting environmental impact. The Green Planet Conservation Initiative (GPCI), operating under GPECN, was co-founded by a team of passionate environmental and development professionals. Edward Obiozor, an experienced environmental conservationist, alongside sustainability advocate Joy Adumasi and Patricia Adinweruka, leads the team with support from Anthony Tadafe and Rachel Gomir.

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Green Planet Ecosystem Conservation Network (GPECN) is a grassroots non-governmental organization based in Jos, Northern Nigeria, dedicated to environmental conservation, regenerative agriculture, climate education, and sustainable community development. By combining community-led restoration initiatives with Web3 technologies, GPECN promotes transparency, accountability, and inclusive participation while encouraging sustainable environmental practices. Our organization’s mission is to restore ecosystems, strengthen climate resilience, and empower local communities to create lasting environmental impact. The Green Planet Conservation Initiative (GPCI), operating under GPECN, was co-founded by a team of passionate environmental and development professionals. Edward Obiozor, an experienced environmental conservationist, alongside sustainability advocate Joy Adumasi and Patricia Adinweruka, leads the team with support from Anthony Tadafe and Rachel Gomir.