Akwamu Gorge Conservation Trust. Est 2010

03/04/2026

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I'm raising money for a cause that’s important to me. Please donate today to help me show support! The Picathartes Gymnocephalus (White-neck Picathartes/ Rockfowl) in the Akwamu Gorge Conservation Trust. www.akwamugorge.

24/03/2026

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22/03/2026

The World Water Day 2026 theme is "Water and Gender," accompanied by the campaign slogan "Where Water Flows, Equality Grows". This theme focuses on the crucial link between safe water access and gender equality, highlighting how improving sanitation and water supply empowers women and girls, who are often disproportionately affected by water shortages

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22/03/2026

For 2026, the UN's theme for March 21 is: Mobilizing political will: 60 years of commemorating the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. For Steelworkers, mobilizing political will means: Taking action on employment and wage gaps for Indigenous, Black and racialized members

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04/03/2026

United Nations World Wildlife Day (WWD) is celebrated every year on 3 March to celebrate wild animals and plants and recognize the unique roles and contributions of wildlife to people and the planet.


The WWD2026 Theme is Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: Conserving Health, Heritage and Livelihoods.

Akwamu Gorge Conservation Trust. Est 2010 is the home to the critically endangered Talbotiella gentii and the Vulnerable Picathartes gynocephalus (White-neck Picathartes or Rock Fowl)

Visit the Akwamu Hills Community Forest for a nature walk and adventure.

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07/02/2026

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20/11/2025

Trees and Plants are the lungs of a forest. Through photosynthesis they take in carbon dioxide, store carbon in their wood and soil, and release oxygen, helping to regulate the atmosphere and mitigate climate change. At the same time, their roots stabilize the soil, filter water, and create habitats for countless other organisms, making the whole ecosystem healthier and more resilient.

In Ghana, where forest cover has been declining, protecting and restoring trees is especially important for both the environment and local communities that depend on forest products and services. Planting native species, supporting sustainable agroforestry, and strengthening forest‑management policies are all ways to keep those “lungs” breathing.

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03/10/2025

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30/09/2025

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It's the peak breeding season for the White-necked Rockfowl in Ghana. Let's be guided in our quest to spend time at the nests to get a great view and photos. Note that the longer you stay at a nest, the more you deprive the brood of the optimum conditions required for the egg to hatch or the chick to stay healthy.

Visit the Akwamu Hills Community Forest.

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27/09/2025

Tourism and Sustainable Transformation
This year's theme, "Tourism and Sustainable Transformation," spotlights the growing importance of environmentally conscious travel. Sustainable tourism is all about making mindful choices - minimising harm to the planet and local communities while creating positive, lasting benefits for generations to come.






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19/07/2025

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Watch this video documentary to see how the galamsey menace goes beyond our fresh waters to the oceans. Together let’s all say enough is enough.

Please help share to all contacts and groups so together we mobile to save our water bodies from illegal mining.

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Witness the devastating journey of Ghana's Ankobra River. Once revered and protected by sacred traditions, its waters now run thick and milky brown, poisoned...