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Our Learning Space

Hi and welcome to our newly added Learning Space.

This is where we share our favourite resources that teach about the causes we are advocating for.

We understand that advocacy with The Evergreen Project can all be overwhelming at first so we will organize our resources by group and expertise level. Whether you are just hearing about climate change for the first time or you want to know the knitty gritty details of ocean acidification, we've got you covered.

And don't worry, all our resources have been reviewed to make sure they are both educational and relatable to the Nigerian environment so you can apply what you see.

We have great plans for this space and will continue to add more articles, posts and documentaries as we find them.

We're so excited to have you here and we hope you enjoy learning.

 Note: If you would like to recommend a resource you think might be useful in learning about one of our core interests, feel free to contact us through the contact form or through any of our social media 

Forest & Ocean Conservation

Resources to help with our favourite forest and ocean conservation topics.

1. Our Planet: Netflix Docuseries. 

2. Seaspiracy: Netflix Documentary. 

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Description: Narrated by world-renowed broadcaster and natural historian, David Attenborough, Our Planet takes you through the different ecosystems in our world that need to be preserved. From the Arctic to our Forests. 
The series is also available on YouTube.
To watch, click here to access our YouTube   playlist of the series.
Watch the trailer here.
Expertise level: Level 1 (Beginner)
Picture source: Geneva Environment Network

Description: An investigative expose about the ills of the fishing industry and it's effects not just on the climate or the marine ecosystem but on those who depend on it. 
This documentary helps us question just how sustainable our sources are and inspire us to make changes when necessary. We know that it is almost impossible to track all your supplies to their source but when you can, please try.
Our favourite takeaway practice from here is to patronize local fisher families more. 
This film is not available on YouTube.
Watch the trailer here.
Expertise level: Level 2 (Intermediate)
Picture source: Wikipedia

3. Can we create the "perfect" farm? - Brent Loken- Ted-Ed
Length: 7 mins

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4. What really happens to the plastic you throw away - Emma Bryce - TED-Ed
Length: 4 mins
 

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Expertise level: Intermediate (Level 2)

Expertise level: Beginner (Level 1)

5. How I grow crops without soil - Samson Ogbole
YouTube - ChannelsTV
Length: 7 mins

6. How to Compost Kitchen Waste from home 
YouTube - GardenUp 
Length: 10 mins

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Expertise level: Beginner (Level 1)

Expertise level: Beginner (Level 1)

7. Vegetables and Herbs you can grow in your kitchen
YouTube - GardenUp 
Length: 11 mins

8. The World's Water Crisis
YouTube - Netflix
Length: 19 mins

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Expertise level: Intermediate (Level 2)

Expertise level: Beginner (Level 1)

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Social Advocacy Community Empowerment and Building

Need some help voting in 2023 or sooner?

We've curated a couple of resources from FAQs about common voting abbreviations to the help with the detailed process of registration to help you familiarize and understand the voting process.

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We're helping our communities get registered to vote in 2023 and even sooner. Have a question or two about the process? Check out our Voting FAQs page. 

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Have a question that's not answered? Send us a message through the chat box at the bottom of the screen, through our contact form, or through any of our social media platforms.

Passionate about the electoral process? See how you can volunteer or collab with us.

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