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OUR COMMONWEALTH OF GOODWILL™
The Aistiphi Gazette – Ghana
Environmental Stewardship
From Our Commonwealth
The changing climate is already exacting its toll upon us. Decisive action must be global in scope. But we have our part to play. Within the scope of our control, we have done poorly in protecting our environmental assets. Ghana already lost 75 percent of its forest cover since independence. That should be of grave concern for everyone. Illegal mining (‘galamsey’) continues to tragically ravage our water resources and devastate our land. Everyone must be concerned…
Climate change is one of the defining challenges of our times. Now more than ever, we need to make a concerted effort to tackle this issue.
The Ghana Chamber of Mines (GCM) donated GHS778,657 to Ghana's Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources to support the government's Green Ghana project that encourages planting of more trees to restore Ghana's forests and natural vegetation, which have been lost to...
Ridge Nest Hotel (RNH) in Adukrom in the Okere District of Ghana's Eastern Region, initiated a CSR tree planting project to protect the environment and promote eco-tourism. As part of the initiative, the hotel planted about 2700 trees of 13 different species at the...
Nestlé Cares, Nestlé Ghana's employee volunteer program, reached out to the Tema community by planting 100 tree seedlings at Tema Manhean Anglican Cluster of Schools and Community 8 No. 4 Basic School. To promote good environmental hygiene in schools, the Nestlé Cares...
Royal Senchi Hotel planted 17 tree seedlings at the premises of the waterfront resourt and in the coutyard of the Akwamu Royal Palace at Akosombo in Ghana's Eastern Region. The initiative was held in support of the nationwide Green Ghana Project, an initiative of the...
As part of Absa Bank’s commitment to sustainable development, the bank joined the Green Ghana national campaign championed by the Government of Ghana to plant five million trees to help improve Ghana’s green cover and save the depleting forest reserves. Employees of...
A volunteer team from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), led by Vice-Chancellor Prof. Rita A. Dickson, planted 2,000 tree seedlings on the campus of the university as part of the kNUST's 'One Student, One Tree' tree planting exercise. The...
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