Samuel

In the News

  1. Interview on InCommon Podcast, 6 September, 2022: Sacred Groves (Or Commons with A Difference). Listen on Apple Podcasts here and YouTube here
  2. Covered and quoted by Landscape News, 7 April, 2022: How sacred groves protect deities, culture and biodiversity.
  3. Profile feature and interview by Forbes, 25 December, 2021: This Nigerian Studies How to Save Sacred Forests and Their Monkeys.

Work in Progress

  1. ” Impact of Multistakeholder-Led Shea Value Chain Development on Women’s Capital Assets in Ghana’s Community Resource Management Areas (CREMAs). Led by Samuel Adeyanju (PhD chapter). In preparation for submission to Environmental Management
  2. “Evaluating livelihood interventions in a CBNRM program: insights from Community Resource Management Areas (CREMAs) in northern Ghana. Led by Samuel Adeyanju (PhD chapter). Under review in Current Research in Environmental Sustainability.
  3. “A Vision for African-led Conservation Research. Led by Nomsa Nkomo and Dr. Timothy Kuiper. Under review in Nature.
  4. “Integrated landscape approaches: A pathway towards just sustainable development?” Led by Dr. Miriam Ros-Tonen. Under review in Progress in Development Studies.

For the latest and more complete set of publications, please see my Google Scholar

Peer-Reviewed Journals, Book chapters & Conference Paper

  1. Reed, J., Ros-Tonen, M.A., Adeyanju, S., Arimiyaw, A.W., Asubonteng, K., Baatuwie, B.N., Bayala, E.R., Tom-Dery, D., Ickowitz, A., Issaka, Y.B., Moombe, K.B., Mumuni, J., Wakesho, G., Zida, M. & Sunderland, T. (2024). From conflict to collaboration through inclusive landscape governance: Evidence from a contested landscape in Ghana. Global Environmental Change, 88, 102909. Link.

  2. Adeyanju, S., Bulkan, J., Onyekwelu J. C., Peterson St-Laurent, G., Kozak, R., Sunderland, T., Stimm, B. (2022). Drivers of biodiversity conservation in sacred groves: A comparative study of three sacred groves in South-west Nigeria. International Journal of the Commons, 16(1), 94–107. Link.

  3. Adeyanju, S., Adesuyi, O., Offiah, C., Fasalejo, O., Ogunlade, B. (2022). Where are the foresters? The influx of forestry graduates to non-forestry jobs in Nigeria. XV World Forestry Congress, 2022. Seoul, Korea. PDF.

  4. Adeyanju, S., Ajilore, O., Ogunlalu, O., Onatunji, A., & Mogaji, E. (2022). Innovating in the Face of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Case Studies from Nigerian Universities. In: Chan, R., Glass, C., Bista, K. (eds) Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Global Higher Education: Opportunities and Challenges. STAR Scholar Book Series, 104-120. PDF.

  5. Adeyanju, S., O’connor, A., Addoah, T., Bayala, E., Djoudi, H., Moombe, K., Reed, J., Ros-Tonen, M., Siangulube, F., Sikanwe, A. and Sunderland, T., (2021). Learning from Community-Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) in Ghana and Zambia: lessons for integrated landscape approaches. International Forestry Review, 23(3): 273-297. PDF.

  6. Adeyanju S., Mogaji E., Olusola J., Oyinlola M. (2020). Factors Influencing Students’ Choice of a Federal University: A Case Study of a Nigerian Federal University. In: Mogaji E., Maringe F., Ebo Hinson R. (eds) Higher Education Marketing in Africa. (pp 135-163). Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. Link.

Research-Based Op-Eds

  1. Adeyanju, S., O’connor, A., (2022) Replacing short-term projects with long-term processes: Lessons learned from CBNRM in Ghana and Zambia. Forest News.

Preprints

  1. Adeyanju, S. (2021). An Analysis of Students’ Perception of University Sustainability Programs and Image. Preprints, 202107057 PDF.

Other Writings

  1. Adeyanju, S. (2018). Advancing education in Africa through the Mastercard Foundation scholar’s program. UBC Forestry Branchlines.

  2. Adeyanju, S. (2017a). A case study on Bimbia Bonadikombo Community Forest (BBCF), South West Region of Cameroon: Emergence, Impacts, and Improvements. Open Case Studies on UBC Wiki.

  3. Adeyanju, S. (2017b). Illegal Logging in the Republic of Congo. Open Case Studies on UBC Wiki.

  4. Adeyanju, S. (2017c). My first day at COP 23 Africa Climate Reports.

  5. Adeyanju, S. (2017d). COP23: Al Gore speaks on climate change realities across the globe. Africa Climate Reports.