Seun Bamidele is a senior lecturer at Department of Peace and Conflict Studies, Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria. He holds a first DPhil in Peace and Security Studies (Nigeria) and a second DPhil in Development Studies (South Africa) and teaches various courses including Security, Conflict and Development Studies. He held scholarships in institutions such as Gerda Henkel Stiftung, Germany; Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa Program, Social Science Research Council and Carnegie Corporation of New York; CODESRIA College of Academic Mentors Institute, Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA), Dakar, Senegal and Carnegie Corporation of New York, USA; Women in International Security (WIIS), Washington, USA; and Equator Peace Academy, Uganda Martyrs University, Uganda. He has authored outstanding publications and peer-reviewed articles in Resources Policy; Development Studies Review; Social Change; GeoJournal; African Conflict and Peacebuilding Review; India Quarterly: A Journal of International Affairs; International Journal on World Peace; International Journal on Minority and Group Rights; Jadavpur Journal of International Relations; and African Journal of Legal Studies. and delivered communications within two continents. My research interests are multidisciplinary, as they cover African affairs, forced migration, internal displacement, crisis management, development, peace, conflict studies, politics and governance, coping and survival and coping strategy of women refuge, and internally displaced women and, environmental politics. I have experience in workshop facilitation and training in peacebuilding in African countries.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: Understanding the Anthropocene in the African Context - Definition and significance of the Anthropocene epoch, particularly in African settings - Overview of how human activities have influenced climate patterns and food security dynamics in Africa.- Chapter 2: Anthropocene Impacts on African Agricultural Systems - Detailed analysis of how Anthropocene factors such as deforestation, land degradation, and urbanization affect agricultural practices in Africa - Case studies highlighting specific regions and crops vulnerable to Anthropocene-induced environmental changes.- Chapter 3: Adapting Agricultural Practices in Response to the Anthropocene - Exploration of adaptive agricultural techniques and technologies tailored for African conditions - Examples of innovative farming methods and sustainable practices amidst Anthropocene challenges in Africa.- Chapter 4: Policy and Governance in the Anthropocene Era: Addressing African Food Security - Review of policy frameworks and governance structures addressing Anthropocene-related challenges in African food systems - Analysis of international agreements and local initiatives aimed at mitigating Anthropocene impacts and enhancing food security in Africa.-Chapter 5: Future Perspectives: Building Resilience in African Food Systems - Outlook on future climate scenarios and their potential impacts on food security in Africa - Recommendations for resilience-building strategies, sustainable agricultural development, and adaptive measures in the Anthropocene era in Africa These chapters aim to provide a comprehensive examination of how the Anthropocene concept intersects with climate change, food security, and agricultural practices specifically in Africa. Each chapter will delve into specific aspects, providing insights into challenges, adaptations, policy responses, and future directions for sustainable food systems amidst Anthropocene challenges in the African context.

Seun Bamidele is a senior lecturer at Department of Peace and Conflict Studies, Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria. He holds a first DPhil in Peace and Security Studies (Nigeria) and a second DPhil in Development Studies (South Africa) and teaches various courses including Security, Conflict and Development Studies. He held scholarships in institutions such as Gerda Henkel Stiftung, Germany; Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa Program, Social Science Research Council and Carnegie Corporation of New York; CODESRIA College of Academic Mentors Institute, Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA), Dakar, Senegal and Carnegie Corporation of New York, USA; Women in International Security (WIIS), Washington, USA; and Equator Peace Academy, Uganda Martyrs University, Uganda. He has authored outstanding publications and peer-reviewed articles in Resources Policy; Development Studies Review; Social Change; GeoJournal; African Conflict and Peacebuilding Review; India Quarterly: A Journal of International Affairs; International Journal on World Peace; International Journal on Minority and Group Rights; Jadavpur Journal of International Relations; and African Journal of Legal Studies. and delivered communications within two continents. My research interests are multidisciplinary, as they cover African affairs, forced migration, internal displacement, crisis management, development, peace, conflict studies, politics and governance, coping and survival and coping strategy of women refuge, and internally displaced women and, environmental politics. I have experience in workshop facilitation and training in peacebuilding in African countries.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: Understanding the Anthropocene in the African Context - Definition and significance of the Anthropocene epoch, particularly in African settings - Overview of how human activities have influenced climate patterns and food security dynamics in Africa.- Chapter 2: Anthropocene Impacts on African Agricultural Systems - Detailed analysis of how Anthropocene factors such as deforestation, land degradation, and urbanization affect agricultural practices in Africa - Case studies highlighting specific regions and crops vulnerable to Anthropocene-induced environmental changes.- Chapter 3: Adapting Agricultural Practices in Response to the Anthropocene - Exploration of adaptive agricultural techniques and technologies tailored for African conditions - Examples of innovative farming methods and sustainable practices amidst Anthropocene challenges in Africa.- Chapter 4: Policy and Governance in the Anthropocene Era: Addressing African Food Security - Review of policy frameworks and governance structures addressing Anthropocene-related challenges in African food systems - Analysis of international agreements and local initiatives aimed at mitigating Anthropocene impacts and enhancing food security in Africa.-Chapter 5: Future Perspectives: Building Resilience in African Food Systems - Outlook on future climate scenarios and their potential impacts on food security in Africa - Recommendations for resilience-building strategies, sustainable agricultural development, and adaptive measures in the Anthropocene era in Africa These chapters aim to provide a comprehensive examination of how the Anthropocene concept intersects with climate change, food security, and agricultural practices specifically in Africa. Each chapter will delve into specific aspects, providing insights into challenges, adaptations, policy responses, and future directions for sustainable food systems amidst Anthropocene challenges in the African context.

Seun Bamidele is a senior lecturer at Department of Peace and Conflict Studies, Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria. He holds a first DPhil in Peace and Security Studies (Nigeria) and a second DPhil in Development Studies (South Africa) and teaches various courses including Security, Conflict and Development Studies. He held scholarships in institutions such as Gerda Henkel Stiftung, Germany; Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa Program, Social Science Research Council and Carnegie Corporation of New York; CODESRIA College of Academic Mentors Institute, Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA), Dakar, Senegal and Carnegie Corporation of New York, USA; Women in International Security (WIIS), Washington, USA; and Equator Peace Academy, Uganda Martyrs University, Uganda. He has authored outstanding publications and peer-reviewed articles in Resources Policy; Development Studies Review; Social Change; GeoJournal; African Conflict and Peacebuilding Review; India Quarterly: A Journal of International Affairs; International Journal on World Peace; International Journal on Minority and Group Rights; Jadavpur Journal of International Relations; and African Journal of Legal Studies. and delivered communications within two continents. My research interests are multidisciplinary, as they cover African affairs, forced migration, internal displacement, crisis management, development, peace, conflict studies, politics and governance, coping and survival and coping strategy of women refuge, and internally displaced women and, environmental politics. I have experience in workshop facilitation and training in peacebuilding in African countries.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: Understanding the Anthropocene in the African Context - Definition and significance of the Anthropocene epoch, particularly in African settings - Overview of how human activities have influenced climate patterns and food security dynamics in Africa.- Chapter 2: Anthropocene Impacts on African Agricultural Systems - Detailed analysis of how Anthropocene factors such as deforestation, land degradation, and urbanization affect agricultural practices in Africa - Case studies highlighting specific regions and crops vulnerable to Anthropocene-induced environmental changes.- Chapter 3: Adapting Agricultural Practices in Response to the Anthropocene - Exploration of adaptive agricultural techniques and technologies tailored for African conditions - Examples of innovative farming methods and sustainable practices amidst Anthropocene challenges in Africa.- Chapter 4: Policy and Governance in the Anthropocene Era: Addressing African Food Security - Review of policy frameworks and governance structures addressing Anthropocene-related challenges in African food systems - Analysis of international agreements and local initiatives aimed at mitigating Anthropocene impacts and enhancing food security in Africa.-Chapter 5: Future Perspectives: Building Resilience in African Food Systems - Outlook on future climate scenarios and their potential impacts on food security in Africa - Recommendations for resilience-building strategies, sustainable agricultural development, and adaptive measures in the Anthropocene era in Africa These chapters aim to provide a comprehensive examination of how the Anthropocene concept intersects with climate change, food security, and agricultural practices specifically in Africa. Each chapter will delve into specific aspects, providing insights into challenges, adaptations, policy responses, and future directions for sustainable food systems amidst Anthropocene challenges in the African context.