US EditionCombating desertification and drought with “One Child, One Tree” drive in Tamale
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A team from the National Centre for the Development of Vegetation and Combating Desertification in the Manora City Area managed to move five durable trees from a commercial project site in the village of Farish to sites equipped within the cover land, within the initiative to move durable trees in order to protect natural treasures from removal or neglect, to ensure a new life for trees and to provide an enabling environment for growth and susta…
Combating desertification and drought with “One Child, One Tree” drive in Tamale
By: Maltiti Sayida sadick The global observance of the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought was commemorated in Tamale with a strong national call for reforestation, environmental awareness, and land restoration. The event spotlighted Ghana’s growing environmental challenges and government-led efforts to reverse land degradation. Speaking at the event, the Minister for Environment, Science, Technology, and Innovation, Dr. Ibrahim Moha…
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