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Notice: Undefined variable: state in /home/rainforestw.org/public_html/Rainforest_Regions/Africa/Nigeria/index.php on line 68 Ninety-five percent of Nigeria's original forest is gone, with 40 percent of it lost during the past two decades. The Cross River Rainforest in southeastern Nigeria (and extending into Cameroon) is the largest fragment of primary forest that still exists in West Africa. The Cross River forest and the species that depend on it are imminently threatened, primarily by commercial logging and the hunting of bushmeat. [more] Nigeria Topics:Nigeria Links:
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