Our Projects

Afforestation & Environmental protection

The concept is to blend nature with the environmental and human factors to give maximum yield of produce and wildlife naturally. That is the modification of the environment in order to sustain livelihood, should be in line with nature defining principles, maintaining ecosystem interdependences and vertical and horizontal relationships.

The communities we work in are mainly inhabited by peasant farmers whose livelihoods depend on farming, especially vegetables, fruits, rice & cocoa farming. The community is affected with mass poverty, degradation of environment through illegal mining, women and youths unemployment, deforestation, desertification, and degradation of Agricultural land. The community is highly endemic with little or no economic activities but it’s abound with natural rainforest, wildlife, waterfalls and good soil for farming.

Some of the area falls within the high rain-forest zone on the South Eastern Ghana. The mountain is made up of undulating hills, high table lands and covered with many water tributaries from the peak of the summit into the Volta lakes. It covers an area of several thousand hectares of forestland, through it flows some noticeable rivers which has its origin in Republic of Togo and Burkina Faso. Its home to many species of 

 Mammals (fruity bats, red & black flanked antelopes, two types of monkey species- baboons),    Snakes (Africa pythons, Black cobra and viper)

 Birds (parrots, local eagles & hawks)

 Insects (butterflies and bees).

Four species example white breasted guinea fowl and white necked picathartes are solely restricted to the western subsection of the upper guinea forest.

Part of strategy is to train them in neighborhood stewardship, conservation agriculture, biodiversity and alternative sustainable livelihood.