Reforestation worker shot in Ashanti forest clash over illegal logging
A reforestation worker has been critically injured after gunfire from illegal chainsaw operators at Abesewa Forest in Ahafo Ano South East District.
Ghanaian climate advocate's home flooded while fighting for forests at international conference
Kenneth Awotwe Darko experienced home flooding whilst advocating for forest protection at international conference, highlighting Ghana's climate vulnerability
Konongo Chief Links Miner's Death to River Oracle as Galamsey Fight Intensifies
Traditional leader warns illegal miners face spiritual consequences as Ghana battles environmental destruction from unregulated mining.
Ghana's Foresters Push for Stronger Legal Protections After Achimota Forest Victory
Following the restoration of Achimota Forest, the Ghana Institute of Foresters is calling for parliamentary oversight of all future forest reserve decisions.
Ghana Recovers Over 1,500 Acres of Mining-Scarred Land in Ashanti as Environmental Restoration Accelerates
Government and private partners restore degraded mining sites across Ashanti Region, targeting thousands more acres nationwide.
Ghana reclaims over 1,300 acres of galamsey-damaged land, plans ambitious 2026 expansion
Government and private sector partners have restored 1,335 acres in Ashanti Region, targeting 1,500 more acres this year.
Ecobank launches nationwide greening drive with 300 trees planted at Tamale Islamic SHS
Ecobank Ghana plants 300 tree seedlings at Tamale Islamic Senior High School as part of World Environment Day celebrations and broader sustainability initiative.
Seventh Day Adventist Church mobilises Adentan community in nationwide sanitation drive
Religious leaders rally citizens to support government's environmental cleanup following recent flooding across Greater Accra.
Minerals Commission raids illegal sand-winning site in Ada as enforcement intensifies
Authorities clamp down on unlicensed mining operations across Ghana, with operators fleeing enforcement teams.
Ghana's Sacred Spaces Choked by Filth: How Religious Buildings Sit Amid Mountains of Waste
Religious sites across Ghana are surrounded by mountains of rubbish, overshadowing spiritual significance and raising urgent sanitation concerns.
Sanitation is year-round duty, not just cleanup day—Asokore-Mampong MCE tells residents
Municipal leader urges Ghanaians to adopt sustainable environmental practices beyond national sanitation exercises.
Ghana's waste crisis deepens: Why converting rubbish to energy remains a distant dream
As floods ravage communities, Ghana continues to waste billions in untapped refuse that could generate power and create jobs.