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Introduction: Introduction: Keeping up the environmental judgment of our campus environment is of basic significance to Landmark University. Presenting and proliferating outsider species can disturb our local biological systems, change characteristic forms, and debilitate our normal heritage’s supportability. Subsequently, we are committed to creating and actualizing a campus-wide approach that successfully decreases outsider species impacts. […]

Introduction: Conservation of imperilled and weakened species around the world is essential. To contribute to the preservation and confirmation of these species, Landmark University is committed to successfully checking the status of species recorded by the Widespread Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and other relevant conservation masters. This course of action graphs the rules […]

LANDMARK UNIVERSITY OMUARAN POLICIES TO ENSURE THAT FOOD PRODUCED ON CAMPUS ARESUSTAINABLY FARMED 2023-2026 PREAMBLES:Recognizing the basic significance of sustainable and responsible food production practices hones in advancing the well-being of our campus community, protecting our normal environment, and contributing to the broader worldwide exertion to combat climate alter and advance food security. Landmark University […]

 In line with the metrics and indicators of the United Nations Sustainable development goals, the College of Agricultural Sciences in collaboration with the Landmark University SDG 15 (Life on land) organized this 28th LUCRID webinar in commemoration of the WORLD SOIL DAY with the theme: SOILS: WHERE FOOD BEGINS. The 28th LUCRID webinar which was […]

Landmark University Omu-Aran released a faculty Dr. Moji Olanike Kehinde who is a member of SDG 15 team to participate with a team that provided support service to FAO in support of the Federal Government of Nigeria. This involves a workshop of the proposed Global Environment Fertility (GEF7) Biodiversity project, and undertakes State, LGA and […]

Landmark University SDG 15 team planted an indigenous vegetable (locally call ‘Gbagba’) that is gradually going into extinction at Landmark University College of Agricultural Sciences Teaching and Research Farm for preservation of biodiversity. Landmark University from inception has a policy to forbid hunting in some of her forested land to preserve biodiversity