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APPENDIX 1
WILD ANIMALS IN NIGERIA
ENGLISH NAME YORUBA IBO HAUSA
Aardrark (ant bear) Aferimojo Dabgi, daigi
African Python Ojola/Ere Eke Nwohia Mesa
African Wild cat Ologbo oko Bosi Mazurun daji
Antelope Etu - Gayar, maji,
Anubis Baboon Akiti Apukwu Birinya
Barbany sheep Raga dutse
Bat Adan Usu Jemage
Beran sama
Black Cobra Sebe Okokpa nbi Bakin kumri
Black Colobus monkey Edun Enwe Biri mai-rero
Black duiker Ekiri
Rock hyrax Aga Agweda, Rema
Bosman’s potto Iki
Buffalo Efon Bauna
Bush buck (Haraessed)
Cane rat (Grasscutter) Oya Nchi Gyabji, gyanji
Caracal (desertlynx) Dagiri Cirza
Cheetah/Serval Cat (Idagiri) Argini, cinaki
Chimpanzee Elegbede Ozo Biri
Civet Cat Ogbo, Eta Alwara, cimolc
Crested porcupine Oore Ebi Ogwu Beguwa
Crocodile Oni Aguiyi Kada
Crowned porcupine Ekulu Gada
Deer Igala Mgbade Dage, damagere
Dog-faced baboon Akiti Bika, gogo, yinki
Dorcas gazelle Agbonrin Farin Barewa
Drill Aaye obo Kayan kwari
Eland Mesia Alee-Ugwu Gwenki
Elephant Ajanaku, erin Enyi Giwa
Flying squirrel Agako Owurupe
Giant rat (ponchedrat) Okete Oke ohia Gafiya
Giraffe Agunfon Rakumin dawa
Gorilla Inaki, Uzodimgba Katobiri
Guana Awonriwon
Gorilla (Black &
White weased) Inaki Bodari
Grass monkey Ijimere Enwe
Green monkey Aaya Enwe
Ground squirrel Ikun Buzai, kirege
Hare Ehoro Mgbadozo Zome
Hedgehog Lili Bushuya
Hippopatamas Erin-omi Enimiri Dorina
Honey badger (ratel Dage, damagere
Hunting dog Ogowere Nkita Karen, dawa
Jackal Ofafa Dila, karenbiki
Klipspringer Gadar dutse
Kob Egbin Maraya
Leopard Amotekun Agu Ele Damisa
Lion Kiniun Odum Zakin
Lynx (wildca) Ologboigbo
Male buffalo Ako Efon Kutuku
Maltimammate rat Eda Oke
Manatee Ayu
Maxwell’s duiker Etu Ene Gardan kurmi
Hawk Asa Mazo
Eagle Awodi
Mone monkey Lambe
Mongoose Kolokolo Tunku, wasagi
Monkey Obo Biri
Musk shrew rat Asin Nsisi Jaba
Oribi Agoro Batsiya
Otter Karen rewa
Pala fox Kolokolo Nkita ohia Yar rabbi
Pangolin (scaly ant eater) Aika, Akika Akubo Dangi kunya
Patas monkey (Red) Ijimere Enwe Jan gata
Peacock Okin Tolotolo Dawusu
Pigmy hippopotamus Erin-omi Wadan dorina
Rat/Mouse Emo Oke Bera, Kusu
Red fronted gazelle Agbonrin Barewa, gammo
Red river hog Turupu
Red-flanked duiker Esuro Gadan kurmi
Reedbuck Etu, Esuro Kajji
Rhinoceros Agbanrere Karkande
Roan Antelope Abanko Ene Gwanki
Tiger Ekun
Turtle Irere
Falcon Asa konko
Senegal galago Emi Ma
Senegal hartebeest Dari
Sitatunga Agbonrin Ragon ruwa
Spotted hyena Ikoko, koriko Kura
Tantalus monkey Aiyalana Enwe Baknibiri
Tree hyrax (tree bear) Ofafa
Tree squirrel Okere ori igi/Ase Usa Beran bise,
Warthog Imado, Turuku Ezi mpi Alelen dayi, durugu
Water buck Otolo Ambei, daddoka Water chevrotain Ise Ambei, daddoka
Western hartebeest Agbonrin Kajji
Wildbeest Ira, Kunnugba
White Oryx Mariri
Yellow backed duiker Gidigi
Red- billed fire finch Olongo
Sparrow Ologose
Pelican Ofu
Thrush, mocking bird Awoko
Kingfisher Ako
Canary Ibaka
Quelea Ega
Parrot Odidere, Ayekoto
Senegal parrot Aganran
Wild pigeon Oriri
Green wild pigeon Orofo
Partirdge Aparo/Lakioro
Senegal lark-heeled cuckoo Elulu
Swallow Alapandede
Woodpecker Akoko
Dusky Thrush Asoso
Opere- A bird noted for sleepiness
Guinea fowl Awo
Brown singing shrike Tiantian- A bird so called from its cry
Crow Kannakanna
Woodcock Agbe
Pigeon Eyele
kingning dore Odere koko
Brow Dove Adaba
Tortoise Ijapa/Ahun
Alligator Anta/Awon/Alegba
Zebra Ketekete abila
APPENDIX 2
Decree No 11 of 1985 (Now cap 108, 1990) Laws of the Federation of Nigeria
Endangered species – Animals in relation to which international trade is absolutely prohibited.
Insectivore
1. Otter shrew ………………………………………………………Potamogale velox
Phoeidota
2. Gaint pangolin……………………………………………………Mains gigantean
3. Tree pangolin ………………………………………………………Mains tricuspis
4. Long-tailed tree pangolin ………………………………………Mains longicandata
Primates
5. Angwantibo or Golden Potto…………………………………Arctocebus calabarensis
6. All colobus monkeys ……………………………………………Colobos spp.
Procolobus spp
7. All mangabeys……………………………………………………Cercocebus spp.
8. Chimpanzee …………………………………………………………Pan troglodytes
9. Gorilla ………………………………………………………………..Gorilla
10. Drill and mandrill…………………………………………………………Madrillus spp.
11. Pigmy chimpanzee…………………………………………………………Pan panisius
Rodents
12. African palm squirell ………………………………………………………Epixerus epii
13. Brush-tailed porcupine……………………………………………………Atherurus Africans
Carnivora
14. Lion…………………………………………………………Panthera leo
15. Leopard…………………………………………………………Panthera pardus
16. Cheetah…………………………………………………………Acinonyx jubaus
17. Serval…………………………………………………………Felis serval
18. Caracal…………………………………………………………Felis caracal
19. Golden cat…………………………………………………………Felis anrata
20. Wild cat …………………………………………………………Felis libyca
21. Spotted Hyaena ……………………………………………Crocuta crocuta
22. Stiped hyaena…………………………………………………………Hyaena hyaena
23. Aard wold………………………………………………Proteles enstatus
24. Wild dog…………………………………………………………Lycaon pictus
25. Cape clawless otter ………………………………………………Aonys capensis
26. Speckle throated otter …………………………………………………Lutra maculicollis
27. Cameroon otter seals………………………………………………… Suborder Pinnipedia
28. Aardvark …………………………………………………………Orycteropus afer
Herbivora
29. Immature elephant ……………………………………………………Loxodonta Africana
30. Manatee…………………………………………………………Tridhechs senagalensis
31. Black rhinoceros …………………………………………………………Diceros bicornis
32. Pygmy hippopotamus………………………………………liberiensis
33. Giant Eland……………………………………………………Tanrotragus derbianus
34. Dorcas gazselle…………………………………………………Gazella dorcas
35. Dama gazelle …………………………………………………Gazella nasomacultaus
36. Addax ……………………………………………………….…Oryx algazel
37. Scimitar oryx…………………………………………………Hyemoschus aguaticus
38. Water chevrotain …………………………………………Giraffa camelopardalis
39. Giraffe …………………………………………………………Hylochoerus memertzhagenu
40. Giant forest hog ……………………………………………Cephaloplus sylvicultor
41. Yellow-backed duiker ……………………………………Tragelaplus spekei
42. Sitatunga ………………………………………………………Oreotragus oreotragus
43. Klipspringer ……………………………………………………Oreotragus oreotragus
Cetacea
44. Whales ……………………………………………………………Family Baleeno pteridare
45. Doplhins ………………………………………………………….Family Dephinidare
46. Porpoises …………………………………………………………Family Platanistidare
Reptiles
47. Nile crocodile ……………………………………………………Crocodylus niloricu
48. Short-nosed crocodile ……………………………………… Osteolaemus tetraspis
49. Nile monitor lizard ……………………………………………Varanus niloticus
50 Short-tailed monitor lizard………………………………….Varanus examthematicus
51. Royal python…………………………………………………….Python regins
52. Rock python……………………………………………………..Python sebare
Eagles
53. Falcons, kites, eagles, buzzards………..Family Falconidare Sparrow-hawks, and harries.
SCHEDULE 2
ANIMALS IN RELATION TO WHICH INTERNATIONAL TRADE MAY ONLY BE
CONDUCTED UNDER LICENCE
Primates
Bosman’s potto ………………………………………………………..……..Perodicticus potto
Galagos …………………………………………………………..…………….Calago spp
All monkeys (Except those specified in schedule 1)
Carnivora
Side-striped jackal ………………………………………………………….Canis adustus
Jackal…………………………………………………………………………….Canis aures
Civet …………………………………………………………..………………..Civetta
Fennec …………………………………………………………..……………. Fennecus zerda
All other foxes
Genets …………………………………………………………..…………….Genetta spp
Two- spotted palm civet or striped polecat. ………………………Letonyx striatus
All mongooses …………………………………………………………..Family herpestinae
Exotic Animals
All extocic wild animals
Proboseidea
Mature elephant ………………………………………………………Loxodonta African
Actiodactyla
Hippopotamus …………………………………………………………Hippoptoamus amphibius
Common bush cow ……………………………………………………Syncerus manus
Warthog …………………………………………………………..………Phacochoerus aethiopicus
Red-fronted gazelle …………………………………………………Gazella rufifrony
Western hartebeest …………………………………………………Alcelaplus buselaplus
Topi (Senegal hartebeest) ………………………………………Damaliscus korrignm
Kob …………………………………………………………..…………….kobus (Adenote) kob
Oribi…………………………………………………………………………Ourebia ourebi
Reed buck………………………………………………………………… Redunca redunca
Mountain reed-buck……………………………………………………. Redunca fulvorufula
Roan ………………………………………………………………………….Hippotracus equines
Water buck…………………………………………………………………kobus defaaa
Aves
Ostrich ………………………………………………………………………..Strictho camelus
Secretary bird……………………………………………………………….Sagittarins serpentarius
African spon bill……………………………………………………………Platalea alba
Hammer kop……………………………………………………………….Scopus umbrette
Abyssinia ground hornobill……………………………………………Bucorvus abyssinicus
Herons and egrets ………………………………………………………Family Ardeidae
Pelicans ……………………………………………………………………. Family Pelicanidare
All storks ……………………………………………………………………Family Ciconiidare
Vultures……………………………………………………………………..Family Aagypiidare
Cranes ………………………………………………………………………Family Balearcidare
Bustards…………………………………………………………………….Family Otididae
Federal High Court has original jurisdiction over the matters in Endangered Species.
FIRST SCHEDULE
Animals and birds which may be hunted, killed or captured (except under a special licence)
Aard Vaak
Aard Wolf
Abyssinian ibex or wali
Abyssinian wolf
Banded Duiker
Barbary stag
Bongo
Chimpanzee
Crested Bush rat
Eland
Elephant
Fossa
Giant sable Antelope
Giraffe
Gorilla
hippopotamus – When found in or on the banks of the rivers and creeks within a radius of fifteen miles of Aboh in so far as such rivers and creeks are situate within the western Region
Madagascar Lamur
Manatee
Mountain nyala or Buxton’s Bush Busk
Mountain zebra
Northern hartebeest or Bubal
Nubian ibex or Bedin
Nyala
Okapi
Otter shrew
Pangolin
Rhinoceros
Water shevrotain
Wild Ass
Yellow-backed Duiker
Abyssinian Ground clough
Africa Broadbill
African peacock
African Yellow-billed swallow
Bald-headed ibis or waldrapp
Buff-racked Heron
Egret
European white stork
Flightless Rail of unaccessible Island
Marabon stork
Northen Secretary Bird
Ostrich
Owl
Rhinoceros Bird
Vulture
Whale-headed stork or shoe bill
While Breasted Guinea fowl
Fishes of the Grottoes of Thysville
SECOND SCHEDULE
Animals and birds which may be hunted, or killed or captured under a visitor or resident non licence.
Species Number which may be killed
Addra Gazelle (Rufi collis) 2
Beira 1
Bontebok 1
*Buffalo 4
*Buffalo’s Kob (colobus cob) 8
Bush Buck or Harnessed Ant 4
Colobus monkey 2
Dama Gazelle 2
Dibatag (or) Darke’s Gazelle 1
Dorcas 2
Duiker 20
Hartebeest 4
*Hippopotamus 2
Impala 2
Klipspringer 1
Oribi 3
Oryx (white) 2
Reed Buck 4
Roan Antelope 4
Senegal Hartebeest 4
Senegal or Red-fronted Gazelle 4
Situtanga 4
Warthog 4
Water buck 4
White- tailed Gnu 1
In the case of the animals marked with a *above the Governor may allow a larger number, not exceeding double that stated to be killed in certain special districts where the particular species districts where the particular species is abundant and the licence will be endorsed accordingly.
Abyssinia Ground Hornbill 1
Crowned crane 2
Greater Bustard 2
Greater Kudu 1
THIRD SCHEDULE
GAME BIRDS
Ducks, Widgeon, Mallard
Floricans
Fancolins
Geese
Guinea fowl
Lesser Bustards
Patridges
Quail
Red-eyed and Green Pigeon
Sand Grouse
Rock fowl
Snipe
Teal
APPENDIX 3
LIST OF CONSERVATION BODIES IN NIGERIA,
INTERNATIONAL AND MULTI-REGIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
1. Federal Environmental Protection Agency (FEPA)
2. Important Birds Area project – Lagos (IBA)
3. Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF)
4. International Union on Conservation of Nature (IUCN) (North Western Zone at Hadejia- Nguru Wetland Conservative).
5. Savannah Conservation Board – Yankari National Park- Bauchi (SCB)
6. Association of Tourism Practitioners of Nigeria (ATP)
7. Federation of Tourism Association of Nigeria (FTA)
8. National Parks Board (NPB)
9. Drill Re-habilitation and Breeding Home (Cross-River) Boki Local Government.
10. National Tourism Development Corporation (NTDC)
11. Lekki Conservation Centre, Lekki Lagos.
12. Nigerian Environmental Society (NES)
13. Nigerian Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Animals (NSPCA)
14. Nigerian Conservation Foundational Worldwide Fund for Nation.
15. Environment Rights Action (ERA)
16. Nigerian Fields Society (NFS)
GERMANY
1. World Wildlife Fund
2. German Airline Conservation Association
3. German Crane Protection Work Group.
PHILLIPPINES
Protected Areas of Wildlife Bureau
ARGENTINA
Association para la Defensa do los Drechos de Animal
AUSTRALIA
1. Action for Animals
2. Animal Liberation
3. Austrialia and New Zealand Federation for Animal Societies.
4. Austrialian Assocation for Humance Research.
5. Vegan Society
6. Foundation for Global Peace and the Environment.
AUSTRIA
1. Arbeitskreis gegen Tierversuche
BELGIUM
1. Chaine Bleue Mondiale por la protection des Animaur et de la Nature- Brissel.
BRAZIL
1. Sociedale zoofila Educativa – rio de Janeiro
CAMEROON
1. Cameroon Biodiversity Conversation Society (CBCS)
CANADA
1. Animal Liberation Collective- Quebec
2. ARK II –Toronto
3. Canadian Federation of Humane Societies – Ohawa
4. Canadian SPCA – Quebec.
5. Life force – Vancouver.
6. National Animal Rights Association – Ontario.
SOUTH AFRICA
1. Animal Anti-cruelty Leage – Transvaal
2. South African Association against painful Experiments on Animals.
VENEZUELA
Amigos de los Animales
YUGOSLAVIA
Medobansko Drustro proti mucenju Zirah.
INTERNATIONAL AND MULTI-REGIONAL ORGANIZATION
1. European Council for Animal Welfare (U.K
2. Greenpeace – Washington D.C. USA
3. International Association Against Painful experiments on Animals (U.K.)
4. International Fund for Animal Welfare (U.S.A)
5. International Jewish Vegetarian Society (U.K)
6. International Network for Religion and Animals (U.S.A).
7. International Primate Protection League (U.S.A)
8. International Society for Animal Rights (U.S.A)
9. World Society for the Protection of Animals (U.K)
10. International Union for the Protection of Nature (IUPN)
11. International Union for the Conservation of Nature (Switzerland) (IUCN)
12. World Conservation Fund (WCF)
13. Joint World Heritage (JWH)
14. World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
15. European Nature Heritage Foundation (ENHF)
16. Wildfowl Trust (WT) – U.K
17. World Resources Institute (WRI)
18. Wilderness Society (WS)- U.S.A
19. General Animal Welfare (GAW)- U.K.
20. Kindness Club (KC – U.K.
21. International Whaling Commission (IWC)
22. Conservation International (CL)
23. Great Apes Survival Project (GrASP)
24. Wild Chimpanzee Foundation (WCF)
25. Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) – U.K
26. Darwin Initiative for the Survival of Species (DISS)
27. Bird Life International (BLI)
28. Wetland International (WI)
29. Chester Zoo Primate Project – U.K
30. World Conservation and Eco-Tourism Society
31. Global Canopy Programme (GCP) An organization conorned with directing financial resources into forest preservation.
32. World Association of 200s and Aquariums (WAZA)
APPENDIX 4
NIGERIA NATIONAL PARKS
1. Chad basin National Park (230,00ha)- Maiduguri, Borno State
2. Kainji Lake National Park (523,000ha) New Bussa – Niger State
3. Cross River National Park (400,00ha) Calabar, Cross River State
4. Old Oyo National Park (253,000ha) Oyo, Oyo State
5. Gashaka – Gumti National Park (586, 00ha) Serti, via Yola Taraba State
6. Yankari National Park (225,400ha) Bauchi, Bauchi State
7. Okomu National Park (181 sq km) Arakhuam, Edo State
8. Kamuku National Park (112 sq km) Nguru, Kano State
PROPOSED NATIONAL PARKS
NORTHERN NIGERIA
1. Kuyambaria - Birni Kebi
2. Kamuku - Kaduna
3. Kogo - Funtua
4. Sambisa - Bama
5. Guyba - Damaturu
6. Lame Burra - Toro, Buachi
7. Ogin Land
8. Pandam - Plateau State
9. Wase
10. Nassarawa
11. Ibi
12. Part of Borgu - Niger State
SOUTHERN NIGERIA
13. Stubbs Creek
14. Opara
15. Ivioda Obi
16. Udi/Nsukka
17. Ifon
18. Ohosu
19. Part of Ologbo
20. Akpapa
21. Obadi
22. Ghasaka
GAME RESERVES
NORTHERN NIGERIA
1. Kwiambana Game Reserve
2. Alawa Game Reserve
3. Dagida Game Reserve
SOUTHERN NIGERIA
1. Orle River Game Reserve
2. Kwale Game Reserve
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