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Odigha became manager of the Cross River rainforest region and helped kick out the Hong Kong logging firm, WEMPCO, which purchased most of the illegally logged timber from the rainforest. He then worked with the UN's REDD+ carbon storage program. His bio should be updated by someone with specifics to reflect these achievements, which are notable in a region where resource exploitation is the norm2605:E000:88D5:F300:7CD0:83B9:CD53:4303 (talk) 17:29, 7 October 2015 (UTC)Reply
