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Welcome to The A.P. Leventis Ornithological Research Institute (APLORI)
Centre of Excellence in Ornithological Training & Research
University of Jos.
Our main purpose is capacity building, and we do this primarily by running a Masters Degree in Conservation Biology. Although we grant degrees through the University of Jos, we are an autonomous research institute answering directly to the Vice-Chancellor of the University. Our degree is European standard with teaching from invited international academics and staff of University of Jos, exams moderated by staff of the St Andrews University, and external examiners from international universities such as Edinburgh, Ghent, Groningen and Oxford. APLORI is directed by Dr Adams A. Chaskda. Adams gained his PhD in Conservation Biology at the University of Cape Town, South Africa and has been active in ornithological research for the past 15 years.
About us
APLORI has two core functions. One is Capacity Building for conservation in West Africa, and the second is to facilitate fundamental biological research based in West Africa
Relatively little ecological field research is carried out in West Africa because of lack of infrastructure and logistical difficulties. APLORI aims to help address these issues by providing a well-run field station where it is possible to carry out research relatively easily in a tropical savannah environment.
- Read Our Story
20 years of Capacity Building for Ornithology and Conservation Science in West Africa
Recent News
Stay informed and up-to-date with the latest news and activities of the A.P. Leventis Ornithological Research Institute. Read our conservation news and find out how we’re working to protect our natural world
APLORI CELEBRATES WORLD RANGERS DAY 2025.
APLORI is positioned to build the conservation workforce.
APLORI MARKS WORLD NATURE CONSERVATION DAY WITH MEDIA OUTINGS, ADVOCATING SUSTAINABLE USE OF THE ENVIRONMENT.
Nigeria’s Hadejia wetlands are a vital stopover for migrating birds: new survey records species found in the park
Bird Distribution in Nigeria: Impact of climate and anthropogenic activities
APLORI'S NEWSLETTER VOL.10
WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY
WORLD PARROT DAY
