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Vanishing Peace

Presented by Philips Olugbenga Akinwole

Vol. 2, Nos 1 & 2, July – December 2005

The red kob describes
how beautiful life ought to be.
The quiet dove, of
how peaceful life ought to be.
The soundless flight of an owl
depicts, noiseless nights of life.
The dense forests;
the immense seas
brimful of bio-diversities
Oh! the dark humus soil
swarms of benign lives
depicts, the sundry tenants of life.
But the wise man
has deforested the earth
ay! hunted down its fauna,
degrading the frail milieum.
The earth’s warm an’ sea roars
to take o’er the earth
or awaits, the evolution
of a wiser man.

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The primary focus of Environtropica is the tropical environment, either in its natural state or in its exploited form. Manuscripts submitted for consideration in the journal must be devoted to the presentation and discussion of original research or to significant review and interpretative articles.

In the Beginning

The maiden issues (Volumes 1 & 2) of Environtropica were launched in Abuja on Tuesday, November 30, 2004, at the main auditorium of the Ministry of Environment in Abuja, by the then Honourable Minister for Environment, Colonel Bala Mande (rtd.) who was ably represented by a Director in the Ministry, Prof. Dapo Afolabi.
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