seunlayi:
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ThaProphet:


Would love to go on such a field trip. I wanted to visit the Omo Oluwa Shasha forest (sp.) this year when I visited but there was no information available on how to plan a visit and I wasn't prepared to venture into such an unknown and unexplored forest on my own. I will eventually get to see these elephants some day.

It's not surprising that Nigerians don't know that there are elephants in the country. Forest elephants are very elusive and Nigeria is not really big on nature and conservation.

MissMeiya:
Wowwwww. Man I love Nigeria the country, it's just the people...

saxywale:

A lot of people including myself thought they were extinct in SW Nigeria.

Akinmail:




DO SHUT UP ALREADY

Obiagelli:

Please which state is the forest located? Local Government too

ThaProphet:


I believe it borders 3 states. The name, Omo-Oluwa-Shasha actually comprises of 3 forest reserves with the three names.

The Omo forest reserve is in Ogun state/Onto

The Oluwa forest reserve is in Ondostate

and I believe the Shasha forest reserve is in Osun state.

I am sorry, I can't really help with the local government areas. My knowledge is limited to states only unfortunately. My little knowledge of the area also contributed to my inability to get information about visits to the reserves.Apparently, one of them used to be well developed with residential facilities in the form of shacks and cabins.

I am sure that the Nigerian Conservation Foundation can provide that information if you contact them.

There is an initiative to preserve forest elephants. It is called the "Omo-Shasha-Oluwa Forest Elephant Initiative"

Thats pretty much all I know about these forest reserves. Are you looking to visit the reserve? If you do find out more information about visiting the place, kindly alert me please.

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SuperModerator:
Elephant, highly elusive

pongwa:
I experienced these elephants last year February during an independent field work exercise around sasha forest reserve area. omo no be small thing, the fear wen I get no allow me take pictures

seunlayi:
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Adminisher:
Bush elephants in SW Nigeria is almost unbelievable. This fp stuff.A team needs to capture a few, attach tracking devices and map the entire herds so that we can better understand their life patterns. For those who are saying it is not a relevant topic therein is why Oyinbo will always be better then the black man.

IAMGEJ:
Not every fu*king topic should make FP ni

Obiagelli:

Thanks so much

ThaProphet:

try south of dabongbo area of osun state.

I believe it borders 3 states. The name, Omo-Oluwa-Shasha actually comprises of 3 forest reserves with the three names.

The Omo forest reserve is in Ogun state/Onto

The Oluwa forest reserve is in Ondostate

and I believe the Shasha forest reserve is in Osun state.

I am sorry, I can't really help with the local government areas. My knowledge is limited to states only unfortunately. My little knowledge of the area also contributed to my inability to get information about visits to the reserves.Apparently, one of them used to be well developed with residential facilities in the form of shacks and cabins.

I am sure that the Nigerian Conservation Foundation can provide that information if you contact them.

There is an initiative to preserve forest elephants. It is called the "Omo-Shasha-Oluwa Forest Elephant Initiative"

Thats pretty much all I know about these forest reserves. Are you looking to visit the reserve? If you do find out more information about visiting the place, kindly alert me please.

gmyguy:
do tell...nice to know

pongwa:
e no funny o.... first we saw the footprints, told our guide then about it and he said we shouldnt ply that route. we disobeyed and we almost paid with our lives. thank God I'm alive to tell d story sef

dhammyg:
NAIJA DOSEN'T KNOW HOW TO MAKE THE BEST USE OF OPPORTUNIES.IN A SANE COUNTRY THE ANIMALS WOULD BE PRESERVED AND TAKEN CARE OF.WHILE THE PUBLIC CAN PAY MONEY TO COME AND SEE THEM

NAIJA WHY

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