Earth Care Ghana

13/10/2026

Join our Executive Director Kwame Appiah Kubi on Aben Bɛbom with Nana Kwaku Apomasu this Saturday, 10AM–12PM, on Okese 106.5 FM and online. 📻

Let’s talk solutions. 🌱

09/10/2026

Congratulations, Prof. Theeraphap Chareonviriyaphap! 🎉

On behalf of everyone at Earth Care Ghana, we warmly congratulate you on being recognized once again among the World’s Top 2% Scientists in 2026. This is a well-deserved honour and a testament to your dedication and leadership in entomological science.

🎉 Congratulations to Prof. Theeraphap Chareonviriyaphap, Director of REAL-ENTO (Research and Lifelong Learning Center for Urban and Environmental Entomology), on once again being recognized among the World’s Top 2% Scientists in 2026! 🏆

This remarkable achievement reflects your outstanding contributions to entomological science, advancing research toward healthier people and a more sustainable living environment. 🌿🦟

Wishing you continued success and many more fruitful achievements in advancing science for a healthier and more sustainable future!

07/10/2026

Biodiversity Conservation and Responsible Tourism 2027:
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12/08/2026

Kwasohene Commends Earth Care Ghana, Urges Continued Grassroots Support for Cocoa Farmers

Kwaso, Ejisu Municipal District — Ashanti Region

The Chief of Kwaso, Nana Osei Fosu Adutwum, has praised Earth Care Ghana for its continued commitment to cocoa farmers, describing the organisation's Cocoa Innovation for Farmers programme — implemented under the Ghana Cocoa Leadership Bootcamp — as a model of sustained, meaningful support for communities that depend on cocoa for their livelihood.
The commendation came during a courtesy call paid on the Kwaso Traditional Council by a delegation from Earth Care Ghana, led by Assembly Member Mr. Seth Obeng-Yamoah. The visit formed part of a broader field exercise to inspect and assess the impact of farmers who have already been trained and scaled up under the programme since February, rather than a first-time introduction to the community.
Speaking on behalf of the Council, the Kwasohene commended Earth Care Ghana for staying engaged with the farmers well beyond the initial training, noting that the organisation's return to evaluate progress reflected genuine investment in the community's development.
"Our farmers are the backbone of this nation's cocoa industry, yet many of them work under difficult conditions with little support. When organisations like Earth Care Ghana take the initiative to come to the grassroots, sit with us, and design programmes that speak directly to the needs of our farmers, it gives us hope," he said.
He used the occasion to reaffirm the importance of consistency in development work, urging Earth Care Ghana to continue this practice of returning to the field to inspect outcomes rather than limiting its involvement to training sessions alone.
"It is not enough to visit once and leave. We urge Earth Care Ghana to always be on the ground with our farmers — to monitor, to follow up, and to walk with them through the process. That is how real change happens," he stated.
The Chief further called on the organisation to extend this same model of training and follow-up assessment to other underdeveloped cocoa-growing communities that remain overlooked despite their contribution to national cocoa production.
"There are many farming communities beyond Kwaso that need this same attention. We encourage Earth Care Ghana to broaden its reach and ensure that no cocoa-growing community is left behind," Nana Osei Fosu Adutwum added.
The Kwaso Traditional Council pledged its continued cooperation, promising to support subsequent phases of the programme. Officials of Earth Care Ghana, in response, expressed gratitude for the Chief's endorsement and reaffirmed their commitment to sustained, ground-level engagement with cocoa farmers across the region.

10/08/2026

Learn real conservation science — habitat protection, forest regeneration, and climate resilience explained on-site

09/08/2026

🦋 Conserving Biodiversity Through Responsible Tourism
This coming Wednesday, Earth Care Ghana, led by Karla Rivera Herrera, will visit the Bobiri Forest Reserve .One of the most ecologically significant sites in the Ashanti Region, Ghana.
Karla is eco-tourism professional currently based in Australia, where she works as a Guest Service Coordinator with The Lands Edge Foundation and volunteers with the North Sydney Community Garden. She holds an MSc in Tourism Management and Planning from Universitat de Girona (Spain), a Postgraduate qualification in Ecotourism and Nature Guiding from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (Spain), and a Degree in Tourism from Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral (Ecuador). Her career spans nature guiding, park management, and environmental education across Ecuador, Spain, Italy, and Australia.
📍 Location: Bobiri Forest Reserve, Kubease, Ashanti Region, Ghana
📅 Date: This coming Wednesday
🎟️ Limited slots available
Join us for a day of:
🍛 Lunch
🔥 Barbecue
🥤 Drinks
🎶 Music festival
🦋 Learning about biodiversity
As we promote eco-tourism to international audiences, our focus remains scientific and sustainable:
✅ Habitat protection for endemic butterfly species
✅ Minimising anthropogenic pressure on forest regeneration
✅ Building climate resilience through non-extractive land use
Bobiri represents what is possible when conservation meets responsible visitation. We are ready to scale this model with international partners committed to biodiversity outcomes.

07/08/2026

Akwaaba to ROXANNA from Australia to GHANA! 🇦🇺➡️🇬🇭

Earth Care Ghana is absolutely delighted to welcome Roxanna who has travelled all the way from Australia to join our volunteer programme this year.
Roxanna has dived straight into the heart of our conservation work ,starting right where it all begins. She's been getting her hands dirty in our vegetative propagation nursery, working alongside partners from National Tree Seed Centre (NTSC) at CSIR-FORIG.
She's learning firsthand how every single tree in our reforestation efforts starts its journey right here . Carefully nurtured, tracked, and eventually planted back into the landscapes that need them most.

01/08/2026

THANK YOU TO OUR CIRCULAR ECONOMY CHAMPIONS! ♻️

Earth Care Ghana is deeply grateful to everyone supporting our 100 Bins , a circular economy pilot innovation bringing household waste segregation, recycled plastic bins, and real jobs to Ejisu New Town.

Special thanks to our recent donors for believing in this vision:

Every donation is turning waste into worth . Clean household, less plastic pollution, and real income for the women and youth weaving each bin by hand.

Want to be part of the next wave of impact? Sponsor a bin today:
💰 MoMo Merchant ID: 498466 / 0559021050 (Earth Care Ghana)

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