For Beach Liberia

30/05/2026

For Beach Liberia on Friday, May 29, 2026, participated in the National Validation Workshop for Liberia’s Climate Change Learning Strategy, held at the Cape Hotel in Mamba Point, Monrovia.

The event was organized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of Liberia in collaboration with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) through the United Nations Climate Change Learning Partnership (UN CC:).

The workshop brought together key stakeholders from government institutions, civil society organizations, development partners, academia, and environmental advocacy groups to review and validate the country’s proposed Climate Change Learning Strategy.

For Beach Liberia was honored to be among the invited organizations contributing to discussions aimed at strengthening climate change education, awareness, and capacity-building initiatives across Liberia.

The validation process marks an important step toward ensuring that climate change knowledge and learning are integrated into national development efforts and accessible to communities throughout the country. Participants engaged in constructive discussions on the strategy’s objectives, implementation framework, and expected outcomes.

The workshop also provided a platform for stakeholders to offer recommendations and inputs to enhance the effectiveness of the document before its final adoption.

For Beach Liberia reaffirmed its commitment to promoting environmental sustainability, climate action, and community engagement, while supporting national efforts aimed at building a more climate-resilient Liberia.

The National Climate Change Learning Strategy is expected to serve as a roadmap for enhancing climate literacy, fostering informed decision-making, and strengthening the country’s capacity to address climate-related risks and opportunities in the years ahead.

UN Environment Programme
European Union in Liberia
Environmental Protection Agency - EPA

28/05/2026

We warmly invite individuals, organizations, schools, and companies to join us in the walkathon and official program dressed in green, blue, or white t-shirts as we raise awareness about the devastating impact of plastic pollution on Liberia’s environment, waterways, wildlife, and communities.

15/05/2026

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday to Our Dedicated Financial Secretary, Binta Bah! 🎂🎉

Today, the entire For Beach Liberia family proudly celebrates a remarkable woman whose dedication, integrity, and commitment continue to strengthen our organization.

Binta Bah, as our Financial Secretary, you play an essential role in ensuring that our work is carried out with transparency, accountability, and excellence. Your hard work behind the scenes helps make our mission of protecting Liberia’s beaches and promoting environmental sustainability possible.

We are deeply grateful for your unwavering support, professionalism, and positive spirit. Your contributions have made a lasting impact on our team and the communities we serve.

On this special day, we wish you abundant joy, good health, success, and countless blessings in the year ahead. May your new age bring greater achievements, happiness, and fulfillment.

Happy Birthday, Binta Bah! 🎉🥳🎈

With love and appreciation,
For Beach Liberia Team 🌊🇱🇷

12/05/2026

Together for a Cleaner Coastline! 🇱🇷

On Saturday, May 9, 2026, For Beach Liberia proudly joined Madam Tolbert, the Monrovia City Corporation, the Liberia National Tourism Authority, and the residents of Trench Town - Mamba Point for a successful beach cleanup exercise at Trench Beach in Monrovia.

The initiative brought together community leaders, government institutions, and passionate volunteers who are committed to protecting our beaches and preserving the beauty of Liberia’s coastline.

Through collective action, we removed waste from the shoreline, raised awareness about environmental responsibility, and demonstrated the power of partnership in creating a cleaner and healthier environment for all.

For Beach Liberia remains dedicated to promoting sustainable coastal management, environmental education, and community-driven action to combat marine pollution.

We extend our sincere appreciation to all partners and volunteers who participated in this important exercise. Together, we can keep Liberia’s beaches clean and safe for future generations.

11/05/2026

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02/05/2026

On Tuesday, April 28, 2026, Madam Tolbert brought together key environmental stakeholders including the Monrovia City Corporation, Environmental Protection Agency, For Beach Liberia, residents and friends of Trench Town Community to conduct a major public awareness campaign focused on beach protection.

This awareness was initiative centered on three major environmental concerns affecting Trench Town shoreline: plastic pollution, illegal sand mining, and the urgent need for the removal of waste and dirt from the beach.
Addressing community members during the exercise, Madam Tolbert stressed that the beach remains one of the community’s most valuable natural assets and must be protected from practices that continue to threaten marine life, public health, and the beauty of the coastline.
She noted that the indiscriminate disposal of plastic waste into the ocean and around beachfront has become a serious environmental hazard, clogging drainage systems, polluting the sea, and endangering aquatic species. She called on residents, especially young people, to adopt proper waste disposal methods and join hands in keeping the beach clean.

Mr Teddy P Taylor from the Environmental Protection Agency used the occasion to educate residents on the harmful long-term effects of sand mining, warning that uncontrolled removal of beach sand weakens the shoreline, increases coastal erosion, and puts nearby homes and infrastructure at risk.

Meanwhile, the Monrovia City Corporation encouraged stronger community participation in sanitation activities and promised continued collaboration with local leaders to improve waste management within vulnerable coastal settlements.

We also joined the awareness drive, emphasizing that beach conservation is not only a government responsibility but a collective duty for every citizen. We urged residents to become ambassadors for cleaner beaches by discouraging littering and reporting harmful environmental activities.

Residents welcomed the initiative and praised Madam Tolbert for bringing institutions and citizens together to address environmental issues directly affecting their daily lives.

U.S. Embassy Monrovia, Liberia
European Union in Liberia
Dawn Richards Tolbert
Monrovia City Corporation
UN Environment Programme
UK in Liberia - British Embassy, Monrovia
Environment Protection Agency - EPA

27/04/2026

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FOR BEACH LIBERIA CELEBRATES EARTH DAY 2026 WITH STRONG CALL TO PROTECT LIBERIA’S COASTLINE

For Beach Liberia on April 22, 2026 proudly joined millions around the world in commemorating Earth Day with a vibrant environmental awareness program held at the European Union Annex in Monrovia.

Held under the compelling theme, “Protecting Our Coastline, Preserving Our Future,” the event served as a timely reminder of the urgent need to safeguard Liberia’s fragile coastal ecosystems from the growing threats of beach erosion, plastic pollution, rising sea levels, and the wider impacts of climate change.

The celebration brought together environmental advocates, youth leaders, students, community residents, civil society actors, and development partners all united by one shared mission — building a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Liberia for present and future generations.

Delivering the keynote address as Guest Speaker, Mr. Teddy P. Taylor challenged Liberians to move beyond words and become active defenders of the environment. In a passionate and inspiring speech, he underscored the critical role communities must play in preserving the country’s natural resources.

Mr. Taylor particularly called on young people to take ownership of environmental protection by embracing sustainable habits, promoting environmental awareness in their schools and neighborhoods, reducing pollution, and participating in practical conservation initiatives.

He stressed that Liberia’s coastline is not merely a stretch of land bordering the sea, but a national treasure that supports livelihoods, fisheries, tourism, biodiversity, and the very survival of many coastal communities.

“Protecting our coastline is not only an environmental responsibility; it is a development priority and a survival issue for our future,” Mr. Taylor emphasized — a message that strongly resonated with participants throughout the program.

Speakers at the event also highlighted the alarming rate at which coastal degradation is affecting communities across Liberia, warning that failure to act now could have devastating consequences for homes, businesses, marine life, and economic stability in years to come.

As part of the observance, participants engaged in discussions on climate resilience, environmental education, community-led conservation, and the importance of collective responsibility in keeping beaches and waterways clean.

Through this impactful Earth Day celebration, For Beach Liberia once again reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to environmental advocacy, youth empowerment, and grassroots community engagement in the fight to preserve Liberia’s coastline.

The organization emphasized that meaningful environmental change can only happen when citizens, institutions, and policymakers work together to protect the country’s natural heritage.

As the event came to a close, one message remained clear and powerful: Liberia’s future depends on the actions taken today.

For Beach Liberia remains steadfast in its mission to ensure that Liberia’s coastline is protected for generations to come.

Together, we can protect our coastline and preserve our future.

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24/04/2026

23/04/2026

FOR BEACH LIBERIA CELEBRATES EARTH DAY 2026 WITH A CALL TO PROTECT OUR COASTLINE

On April 22, 2026, For Beach Liberia proudly joined the rest of the world in commemorating Earth Day 2026, Under the theme “Protecting Our Coastline, Preserving Our Future,” at the European Union Annex in Monrovia.

The event served as a platform to highlight the importance of safeguarding Liberia’s coastal ecosystems, which are increasingly threatened by erosion, pollution, and climate change.

The program brought together environmental advocates, youth leaders, community members, and partners who share a common vision for a cleaner and more sustainable Liberia.

A major highlight of the event was the inspiring address delivered by Guest Speaker, Mr. Teddy P. Taylor, whose powerful message emphasized the role of communities in protecting natural resources.
He called on Liberians especially young people to take ownership of their environment by adopting sustainable practices, promoting environmental education, and actively participating in conservation efforts.

Mr. Taylor stressed that protecting the coastline is not just an environmental issue but a matter of national development and future survival. His remarks resonated deeply with participants, reinforcing the urgent need for action at both the individual and community levels.

Through this Earth Day celebration, For Beach Liberia reaffirmed its commitment to environmental advocacy and community engagement.

For Beach Liberia remains steadfast in its mission to ensure that Liberia’s coastline is protected for generations to come.

Together, we can protect our coastline and preserve our future.

European Union in Liberia
EarthDay.org
United Nations
UK in Liberia - British Embassy, Monrovia
UN Environment Programme
U.S. Embassy Monrovia, Liberia
Monrovia City Corporation

22/04/2026

Please to meet our Guest Speaker
Mr. Teddy P. Taylor, for our Earth Day 2026 Program.