The image displays the exterior of the Department of Environmental Education within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Calabar, Calabar, Nigeria

The image displays the exterior of the Department of Environmental Education within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Calabar, Calabar, Nigeria. A prominent dark, textured statue depicting an adult female gorilla with two juveniles sits centrally on a rectangular pedestal clad in black marble. The pedestal bears an inscription acknowledging "DR. CASSIDY AGBOR" (Head of Department) and "MR. VINCENT OYAMO" (Coordinator of Commitment Project) for their involvement with Environmental Education. Behind the statue is a two-story building featuring a weathered red-orange lower facade and a lighter yellow upper section. A blue and white sign on the wall above the statue identifies the "DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR," with additional partially visible text regarding its establishment and funding. Two white ceramic washbasins are mounted on the wall to the right of the statue. To the left, near the building's main entrance, which has an open metal gate and barred windows, several individuals are present. Four young adults are distinctly visible: two females are seated on the ground, one in a white top and dark pants, the other in a pink top and blue jeans, both operating mobile phones. Another female in a dark top is seated nearby. A male in a dark shirt and camouflage pants stands against the wall, also appearing to use a phone. Other individuals are partially obscured within the shadowed building entrance. The ground surface in the immediate foreground is light-colored and unpaved. A patch of green grass is visible to the right of the statue's base, and a small tree or shrub with green foliage is situated further right.