WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CONFERNCE 2019 TRANSITION PATHWAYS TO SUSTAIANBLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS: Integrated Landscape approach, Economic wellbeing and Inclusive climate resilience. Proceedings of the 2nd Edition of World Environmental Conservation Conference 5th - 8th June, 2019 Editors: Agele, S.O (PhD) and Oladeji, S.O (PhD) WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CONFERENCE 2019 1 Copyright © 2019 World Environmental Conservation Conference: ‘TRANSITION PATHWAYS TO SUSTAIANBLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS: Integrated Landscape approach, Economic wellbeing and Inclusive climate resilience ’ All rights reserved: No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic magnetic tape, mechanical photocopying, recording or otherwise, without permission from the President, Nigerian Environmental Conservation Organisation (NECOR). Production of Proceedings Nigerian Environmental Conservation Organisation Department of Ecotourism and Wildlife Management Federal University of Technology, Akure. Design and printing of proceedings Maryj Printing press ACAD Fagbote filling station Akure-Ilesha Express way Phone number +23407063411658 Copies of procceddings Dr. S. O. Oladeji President, Nigerian Environmental Conservation Organisation (NECOR). Department of Ecotourism and Wildlife Management Federal University of Technology, Akure. P.M.B 704 Akure , Nigeria Email: [email protected] [email protected] www.necorng.org ISSN :2705-2850 WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CONFERENCE 2019 2 LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE Prof. S. O. Agele ( Chairman Scientific Committee ) Dr. I. A. Balogun (Chairman LOC) Dr. Mrs. M. Adeleke (Secretary LOC) Dr. O. Olanrewaju (Accommodation and Transportation Committee) Dr. S. Arifalo (Welfare Committee) Dr. B. Adetola( Registration and Protocol) Dr. A. Ajenifuja-Abubakar (Publicity committee) Dr. J. Olusola (Technical Committee) Dr. O.T. Ajayi (Technical Committee) Dr. K.D.Salami (Publicity Committee Dr. S.O. Oladeji (Publicity Committee) President of Environmental Conservation Club Salami Olalekan .M (2015 -2016) Shittu Iyanuoluwa M. (2016-2017) Abdogafar Shaeed A (2107-2018) Olatunji A. I (2018-till date) WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CONFERENCE 2019 3 PREFACE World Environmental Conservation Conference (WECC) is an annual organized event by members of The Nigerian Environmental Conservation Organization (NECOR) and Environmental Conservation Club (ECC). This year event is the second of its kind with the view to afford academia, researchers from various institutions, corporate organizations, students, members of non-governmental organizations, staff of relevant ministry, department and agencies to present articles in line with the theme of the conference: transition pathway to SDGs ; integrated landscape approach, economic wellbeing and inclusive climate resilience” The theme of the conference is conceived as a pathway/view to appraise our contribution towards addressing some pertinent sustainable development goals that centre on sustainable production (Goal 12), economic wellbeing (Goal 8) and climate change (Goal 13).These are considered as prevalent environmental challenges confronting the world. We hope to plan towards addressing other SDGs goals before year 2030. In view of the success recorded at the maiden edition of the WECC in 2018, this year edition of the conference has received collaboration from Department of Agricultural Production and Resource Economics, Technical University, Munich, Germany. This international recognition and collaboration has actually boost our morale in our drives to ensure environmental sustainability. WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CONFERENCE 2019 4 Nigerian Environmental Conservation Organization with the students arm Environmental Conservation Club is a non-profit and Non-Governmental Organization is aimed at effective information dissemination, involvement and inclusive integration of relevant stakeholders toward proffering solutions to increasing environmental challenges. There are over 30 manuscripts that were blindly reviewed, accepted and published in this year 2019 conference book of proceedings. These manuscripts cover the following thematic areas of the sub-theme; 1. Water , sanitation and Health (WASH) 2. Sustainable integrated fisheries, Aquaculture and Agricultural Production Systems 3. Sustainable landscape development 4. Sustainable tourism practices in landscape management 5. Green technology/ecofriendly technology 6. Climate resilience and adaptation strategy 7. Ecosystem valuation and social economic wellbeing 8. Soil, water and environmental outcome. The free training workshop on Data modelling and research in agriculture production and resource economics organized by the Department of Agricultural Production and Resource Economics, Technical University of Munich, Germany is posed to broaden knowledge of the participants and improve their skills on modern modelling techniques of data analysis and interpretation in the field of Agriculture production and resource economics. Nigerian Environmental Conservation Organization sincerely appreciates the Vice Chancellor Professor J.A Fuwape for his support towards making this year conference a success. We thank Professor B.N. Ejidike, Head of Department of Ecotourism and Wildlife Management for hosting this conference. The Local Organizing Committee also thanks our lead speakers Professor T. T. Amos, Dean School of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology (SAAT) and Professor J. Sauer, Chair Department of Agricultural Production and Resource Economics, Technical University, Munich, Germany. We also commend Dr. Emmanuel Benjamin, Department of Agricultural Production and Resource Economics, Technical University, Munich, Germany. We appreciate the support of National Park Service, Honorable Commissioner for Environment, and Honorable Commissioner for Natural resources for their unalloyed contributions. The untiring efforts of local organizing committee are highly commendable. It is hoped that researchers, students and policy makers will find the papers in this book very useful. Even though all the papers were reviewed and edited, the content and opinion expressed remain essentially that of the authors and not necessarily that of Nigerian Environmental Conservation Organization. Dr Oladeji. S.O President Nigerian Environmental Conservation Organization WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CONFERENCE 2019 5 Convener World Environmental Conservation Conference. TABLE OF CONTENT PREFACE GROUNDWATER POTENTIAL MAPPING OF ENUGU STATE USING REMOTE SENSING AND GIS TECHNIQUES ………………………………………………………………………… 1-11 Okoli F.U., Ibrahim A. and Oludiji, S.M MANAGEMENT PRACTICE MAPPING OF SELECTED CATCHMENT AREA IN DELTA STATE …………………………………………………………………………………………. 12-22 Okoli F.U., Okeke A.C., Aigbedion I. P. and Marcellinus, L.M. UTILIZATION OF CLIMATE ADAPTATION STRATEGIES AMONG ARABLE CROP FARMERS IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA…………………………………………………….23-32 Salawu, M.B., Ogunleye, B.T., Ibrahim, A. G., Lamidi, L. O. and A. E. Sodeeq SOCIOECONOMIC POTENTIALS OF WOMEN IN HOUSEHOLD WATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN ONDO STATE NIGERIA ………………………………………………………33-43 Akinwalere B.O and Olatunbosun O EFFECTS OF GAS FLARING ON SOIL, AIR AND WATER QUALITY, VEGETATION PATTERNS AND ECOSYSTEM HEALTH IN THE NIGER DELTA ZONE OF NIGERIA...44-59 Agele, Samuel MAPPING SERIPHIUM PLUMOSUM ENCROACHMENT IN MOUNTAINOUS GRASSLANDUSING SPECIES DISTRIBUTION MODELLING ……………………………. 60-69 Kayode Adepoju1, Samuel Adelabu and Cynthia Mokubung PROTECTING WEST AFRICAN FOREST AND WATERSHEDS (WETLANDS) ………… 70-80 Oreoluwa Ola and Emmanuel Benjamin THE EFFECT OF DIETARY SUPPLEMENTATION OF STONE BREAKER (Phyllantus niruri) LEAVES SINGULARLY OR COMBINATION WITH ERYTHROMYCIN ON SURVIVAL RATE AND FINGERLINGS PERFORMANCE IN Clarias gariepinus ………………………. 81-87 Olusola, Sunday Emmanuel and Akinola, Monisola Janet ASSESSMENT OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM PRACTICES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF IDANRE HILLS AND RESORT CENTRE ……………………………88-95 Ikusemiju T. M. (MNECOR), Ndasule N. A. (MNECOR) and Obaji Lydia. N. (MNECOR) SUSTAINABLE UTILIZATION OF TOURISM RESOURCES AND INCLUSIVE RECREATION PARTICIPATION IN ONDO STATE, NIGERIA……………………………………………… 96- 105 WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CONFERENCE 2019 6 Arowosafe Folusade Catherine BIOLOGICAL ASSAY OF SOIL RESIDUAL ACTIVITY OF NICOSULFURON WITH OKRA (Abelmoschus esculentus M.) IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA……………………………….106-112 Adejoro S. A, Odusola O. E, and Aladesanwa R. D EFFECT OF ILLEGAL HUMAN ACTIVITIES ON WILDLIFE CONSERVATION IN GUMTI AND MAYO-SELBE RANGE OF GASHAKA GUMTI NATIONAL PARK, TARABA STATE. NIGERIA…………………………………………………………………………………………113-122 Fingesi, U.I., Adeola, A.J. and Ahmadu, H. G. SUSTAINABLE HEALTHY FOOD PRODUCTION THROUGH ECO-FRIENDLY AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES …………………………………………………………….123-131 ADEGUNSOYE, Adewale Olusegun PERCEIVED EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON PRODUCTION ACTIVITIES OF ARABLE CROP FARMERS IN OSUN STATE………………………………………………132-142 Bello S, A., Adeeko A., Adejo, A. S and Oyeleke, M. O CLIMATE CHANGE REALITIES IN CERTAIN AREAS OF IBADAN …………………143-148 Fakorede C. O. and Ajayi O. B. THE HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF WATER, AIR AND SOIL POLLUTION IN NIGERIA.149-157 ARIYO Ayodele Oluwakayodeand 2Akerele, Stephen Segun CLIMATE CHANGE PERCEPTION, MITIGATION AND ADAPTATION STRATEGIES OF FARMERS IN OBAFEMI OWODE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF OGUN STATE, WESTERN NIGERIA………………………………………………………………………….158-164 Oladipo, M. A and U. Onuche ANALYSIS OF TECHNICALEFFICIENCY AND ITS DETERMINANTS AMONG