The European Union (EU) has launched a GH₵31 million Forest Restoration Grant Scheme to support four major forest restoration projects across Ghana’s Ahafo, Bono East, Upper East, and Western Regions.

Ghana’s forest cover is undergoing degradation driven largely by mining activities, according to new findings presented at the 28th Annual General Meeting of the Ghana Institute of Foresters in Kumasi ...

The Ghana Institute of Foresters has revealed that 50 protected reserves, including 49 forest reserves and one wildlife ...

Since 2015, the Jema community of about 15,000 people has banned all mining on its land, empowered by a law that grants local ...

Accra, 5 November 2025 ndash; A new report by WaterAid, in partnership with Tree Aid, has revealed that deforestation is ...

Where are the trees? The ride from Accra, Ghana’s capital, to Samreboi, a sawmill town in the southwestern part of the country, reveals the impact of 50 years of indiscriminate logging and ...

Voluntary carbon market's record on benefiting forest communities mixed, with concerns over land deals and engagement UAE's Blue Carbon facing accusations of'colonialism' as it buys large tracts of ...

By Yussif Ibrahim Kumasi, Nov. 14, GNA-The European Union (EU) has reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable forest management ...