Solomon Olusegun Oyetola, Festus Adeniyi Onifade and Adewale Joel Sobalaje
Climate change poses a significant threat to Nigeria’s environment, economy, society and Library and Information Science (LIS) professionals have a vital role to play in responding to this crisis. This paper explores the potential contributions of LIS professionals in Nigeria to climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts. The study utilized a qualitative research approach in which researchers adopted a systematic review of relevant literature which helped to gather secondary data in relation to the study’s aims. The researchers agreed that LIS professionals are well-positioned to facilitate access to climate information, support climate research, and promote environmental literacy; thereby contributing to Nigeria’s climate resilience and sustainability. In conclusion, librarians were urged to take proactive steps such as: act as prolific and inclusive public spheres on campus, develop critical thinking, employed digital mechanism for library services delivery, prepared and plan adaption for future, to serve as information provider and libraries should go green in climate change era among others.