Liberia Eco-Graphic Sustainability & Environmental Advocacy Network

28/09/2025

Happy Healthy Sunday family.. let keep our environment clean 🫧🤏

15/07/2025

Message to all Liberian.. please keep your surrounding green (clean) always..
Remember, a clean 🫧 surrounding is a healthy environment.. let us all take this message serious..

08/07/2025

🌧️ Advocacy Statement by LESEAN

Tackling the Flood Crisis in Monrovia: A Call to Action

The Liberia Eco-Graphic Sustainability and Environmental Advocacy Network (LESEAN) expresses deep concern over the rising threat of flooding in Monrovia and its surrounding communities. Once a seasonal expectation, rainfall has now become a source of destruction—largely intensified by human actions such as poor waste management, deforestation, unregulated construction, and government inaction.

🚨 The Problem
Flooding is no longer just a natural occurrence—it’s a man-made disaster. When communities dump waste into drains, build in wetlands, and cut down trees without replanting, we weaken our ability to manage water and protect lives. Poor drainage systems, lack of maintenance, and weak enforcement of zoning laws area turning rainfall into tragedy.

❗ The Impacts
The results are devastating:

>Families lose their homes, belongings, and in some cases, their lives.

>Waterborne diseases like cholera and malaria spread rapidly through floodwaters mixed with garbage and sewage.

>Schools are closed, businesses suffer, and the most vulnerable—children, the elderly, and the poor—are left behind.

✅ What Must Be Done
LESEAN calls for immediate and coordinated action, including:

>Community clean-up campaigns and strong public education to stop trash dumping.

>Better urban planning that protects wetlands and relocates at-risk residents.

>Upgraded drainage systems and flood-control infrastructure.

>Tree planting and wetland restoration to rebuild nature’s flood defenses.

>Early warning systems and emergency preparedness in all vulnerable areas.

📌 Our Recommendations
>To Citizens: Stop dumping waste, protect your drains, and raise your voice for better planning.

>To Community Leaders: Mobilize your neighborhoods, lead clean-ups, and enforce local bylaws.

>To Government Agencies: Enforce zoning laws, invest in drainage upgrades, and work with partners for climate resilience funding.

🙌 Final Word from LESEAN
Flooding in Monrovia is a preventable crisis. If we act now—together—we can protect lives, restore our environment, and build a resilient future. LESEAN is open through awareness to support communities, leaders, and government in this mission. Let’s not wait for another disaster to demand change.

Act today. Protect tomorrow.
Sustainability is key.

02/07/2025

is key

Sustainability is not just a buzzword, it is a mindset that we must adopt in order to secure a better future for ourselves and the planet. It is our responsibility to take care of the Earth, as it is the only home we have.

By practicing sustainability in our daily lives, we can reduce our carbon footprint, conserve resources, and protect the environment for future generations. Whether it be through recycling, conserving energy, or supporting sustainable businesses, every small action adds up to make a big difference.

Remember, we only have one Earth, and it is up to us to ensure its longevity. Let's make a commitment to sustainable living, for the sake of our planet and all its inhabitants. Together, we can create a more sustainable and thriving world for all. Thank you for your dedication to sustainability. Let's continue to make positive changes for a better tomorrow.

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30/06/2025

30/06/2025

🛑 Say NO to Open Dumping in Liberia! 🇱🇷
By: Liberia Eco-Graphic Sustainability & Environmental Advocacy Network (LESEAN)

Open dumping—disposing trash in streets, swamps, and waterways—is harming our health, environment, and future.

🔍 What’s Causing It?

👉Poor waste collection services

👉Lack of awareness

👉Poverty & unplanned settlements

👉Weak law enforcement

👉Rapid urbanization

⚠️ The Impact?

👉Disease outbreaks (malaria, cholera, etc.)

👉Polluted water & farmland

👉Declining tourism & property values

👉Air pollution from burning waste

✅ What Can We Do?

👉Improve access to waste services

👉Promote recycling & composting

👉Enforce anti-dumping laws

👉Educate our communities

👉Organize clean-up drives

📢 LESEAN Calls On:

👉Citizens: Stop illegal dumping, separate waste, and clean your surroundings

👉Leaders: Promote sustainable practices and pass local regulations

👉Government: Invest in infrastructure, education, and green jobs

🌍 Together, we can build a cleaner, safer Liberia.
A healthy environment starts with YOU.

29/06/2025

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29/06/2025

Good morning, lovely followers! 🌿☀️ On this beautiful Sunday morning, let's take some time to appreciate and protect our precious environment. Let's make conscious choices to reduce waste, conserve energy, and live in harmony with nature. Together, we can make a positive impact on our planet.
Have a wonderful day!

27/06/2025

🌍 Environmental Protection is Everyone's Responsibility 🌿

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has raised concerns over poor environmental practices during a recent two-day workshop in Monrovia, where 40 participants—including journalists and EPA staff—were trained on sustainable environmental actions.

The EPA reaffirmed its commitment to protecting natural ecosystems and public health, strongly opposing harmful practices like:

🚫 Deforestation
🚫 Pollution (air, water, land, and noise)
🚫 Waste mismanagement
🚫 Unauthorized sand mining

These activities damage biodiversity, pollute our environment, and threaten our future. The EPA emphasizes the urgent need for individuals, businesses, and governments to adopt responsible and sustainable practices.

By enforcing environmental laws, promoting clean technologies, and encouraging the “reduce, reuse, recycle” model, the EPA is working towards a healthier planet.

🌱 Protecting the environment is not just a legal obligation—it’s a moral one.
Let’s all commit to making informed choices and working together for a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future. 💚



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26/06/2025

Environmental Protection Agency EPA is expected to train over 40 Liberian.

26/06/2025

News..

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is expected to train over Over 40 Liberian journalists and media professionals will participate in a two-day training workshop on environmental reporting organized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of Liberia. The training, to be held at the St. Theresa Convent Conference Hall in Monrovia on June 26 and 27, 2025, aims to enhance the capacity of journalists and EPA staff in effectively communicating environmental messages to the public. The initiative reflects the EPA's commitment to providing accurate and impactful environmental information to the public.

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