# Earth Care Ghana > Protecting Ghana’s Natural Heritage ## Posts - [Kwasohene Commends Earth Care Ghana, Urges Continued Grassroots Support for Cocoa Farmers](https://earthcareghana.org/kwasohene-commends-earth-care-ghana-urges-continued-grassroots-support-for-cocoa-farmers/): Kwasohene Commends Earth Care Ghana, Urges Continued Grassroots Support for Cocoa Farmers — MKwaso, Ejisu Municipal District — Ashanti Region || August 12th, 2026 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. […] - [International Volunteer Joins the Earth Care Ghana Family](https://earthcareghana.org/international-volunteer-joins-the-earth-care-ghana-family/): International Volunteer Joins the Earth Care Ghana Family — Ejisu, Ghana  Earth Care Ghana is delighted to welcome Roxanna, who has travelled all the way from Australia to join our International Volunteer Programme this year. Her journey from one side of the world to the other is already bearing fruit as she settles into the daily rhythm of our reforestation work here in Ejisu. Rather than easing in slowly, Roxanna has dived straight into the heart of our conservation efforts, beginning at the very first stage of a tree’s life: the nursery. She has been getting her hands dirty in our […] - [For Immediate Release](https://earthcareghana.org/for-immediate-release/): Earth Care Ghana and MODARA Group Launch Strategic Agri-Tech Partnership to Open Global Organic Market Pathways for Smallholder Farmers. — MKwaso, Ejisu Municipal District — Ashanti Region || August 12th, 2026 Collaboration supports the birth of AGRO-NIA, an AI-powered agriculture intelligence platform for farmer digitization, certification readiness, traceability, training, and export-market access Accra, Ghana – July 7th – Earth Care Ghana, a Ghanaian non-governmental organization dedicated to sustainable agriculture, environmental conservation, climate resilience, and community development, has entered into a strategic local partnership with MODARA Group and its affiliated MODARA Group companies’ network to accelerate the digital transformation of smallholder agriculture […] - [Empowering Women, Restoring Forests: 2,000 Plantain Suckers Distributed!](https://earthcareghana.org/empowering-women-restoring-forests-2000-plantain-suckers-distributed/): Empowering Women, Restoring Forests: 2,000 Plantain Suckers Distributed! — Gomoa Onyinadze, Ghana Earth Care Ghana has put 2,000 organic plantain suckers in the hands of women smallholder farmers in Gomoa Onyinadze, marking a major step forward in the organisation’s coastal savannah restoration work. Why Women? Because when you empower a woman farmer, you feed a family, educate children, and restore a forest — all at once. Women are often the backbone of household food security and community resilience, and by placing resources directly in their hands, Earth Care Ghana is investing in outcomes that ripple far beyond the farm gate. Part […] - [Earth Care Ghana Celebrates World Bee Day at the International Stingless Bee Centre](https://earthcareghana.org/earth-care-ghana-celebrates-world-bee-day-at-the-international-stingless-bee-centre/): Earth Care Ghana Celebrates World Bee Day at the International Stingless Bee Centre Ghana — Ejisu, Ghana This month, to mark World Bee Day, the Earth Care Ghana team paid a visit to the International Stingless Bee Centre and came away buzzing with inspiration. The visit gave the team an up-close look at one of Ghana’s most quietly important species: the stingless bee. Small, gentle, and easy to overlook, these bees play an outsized role in the health of Ghana’s forests, farms, and food systems. During the visit, the team learned just how much these tiny pollinators contribute to both nature […] - [Restoration of Coastal Savannah Grassland – Yenku Forest Reserve](https://earthcareghana.org/restoration-of-coastal-savannah-grassland-yenku-forest-reserve/): Restoration of Coastal Savannah Grassland – Yenku Forest Reserve — Gomoa Onyinadze, Central Region Earth Care Ghana, in partnership with the Forestry Research Institute of Ghana (FORIG) and with funding from Transmed, is proud to announce the ongoing restoration of 40 hectares of degraded coastal savannah grassland at Yenku Forest Reserve. Once a thriving mosaic of grasslands, gallery forests, and shrubby corridors, Yenku has suffered decades of pressure from farming, charcoal production, and climate change. But we are bringing it back by mimicking the natural forest and working hand-in-hand with local communities. What We Are Doing Assisted natural regeneration of existing […] - [Ghana Cocoa Innovation Leadership Boot Camp 2026: A Historic Step for Ghana's Cocoa Sector](https://earthcareghana.org/ghana-cocoa-innovation-leadership-boot-camp-2026-a-historic-step-for-ghanas-cocoa-sector/): Ghana Cocoa Innovation Leadership Boot Camp 2026: A Historic Step for Ghana’s Cocoa Sector — Gomoa Onyinadze, Ghana Earth Care Ghana has put 2,000 organic plantain suckers in the hands of women smallholder farmers in Gomoa Onyinadze, marking a major step forward in the organisation’s coastal savannah restoration work. Why Women? Because when you empower a woman farmer, you feed a family, educate children, and restore a forest — all at once. Women are often the backbone of household food security and community resilience, and by placing resources directly in their hands, Earth Care Ghana is investing in outcomes that ripple […] ## Pages - [About Us](https://earthcareghana.org/about-us/): About Earth Care Ghana — Mission, Vision & Team Earth Care Ghana is a Ghanaian non-governmental organisation established in 2020 to address the growing challenges of environmental degradation, biodiversity loss, and climate vulnerability across the country. Founded by Ghanaian conservation practitioners, the organisation was created to provide practical, community-centred solutions that protect natural ecosystems while improving the wellbeing of people who depend on them. Earth Care Ghana operates at the grassroots level, working directly with communities, institutions, and stakeholders to promote responsible natural resource management, environmental awareness, and long-term ecological sustainability. Our work integrates conservation science, environmental education, applied research, and […] - [Take Action](https://earthcareghana.org/take-action/) - [Publication](https://earthcareghana.org/publication/): Publication NEWS Kwasohene Commends Earth Care Ghana, Urges Continued Grassroots Support for Cocoa Farmers August 12, 2026 News Kwasohene Commends Earth Care Ghana, Urges Continued Grassroots Support for Cocoa Farmers — MKwaso, Ejisu Municipal District — Ashanti Region || August 12th, 2026 The Chief of Kwaso, Nana Osei Fosu… Read More International Volunteer Joins the Earth Care Ghana Family August 7, 2026 News International Volunteer Joins the Earth Care Ghana Family — Ejisu, Ghana  Earth Care Ghana is delighted to welcome Roxanna, who has travelled all the way from Australia to join our International… Read More For Immediate Release July 7, […] - [Program](https://earthcareghana.org/program/): Our Programs — Earth Care Ghana Our programs apply a community-based model: we design interventions with local people, integrate scientific methods, and focus on sustainable livelihoods to ensure conservation is locally owned and durable. Our main programmatic pillars are described below. Habitat Conservation & Restoration Objective: Protect remaining natural habitats and restore degraded landscapes to improve biodiversity and ecosystem services. Core activities Community mapping and participatory land-use planning Native-tree reforestation and assisted natural regeneration Riparian zone rehabilitation and erosion control Monitoring of biodiversity and ecosystem recovery Target beneficiaries: Communities neighboring degraded forest patches, smallholder farmers, and community-based forest management groups. Read […] - [Home](https://earthcareghana.org/): Protecting Ghana’s Natural World— Together Community-led conservation, habitat restoration, and sustainable livelihoods across Ghana’s critical ecosystems. Our Services Earth Care Ghana is a Ghanaian non-governmental organisation dedicated to protecting the nation’s natural ecosystems while strengthening the capacity of local communities to thrive sustainably. Founded by Ghanaian conservation practitioners, the organisation works at the intersection of biodiversity conservation, climate resilience, and community development. Through a combination of field-based conservation, environmental education, applied research, and policy engagement, Earth Care Ghana addresses the root causes of environmental degradation—habitat loss, unsustainable land use, and limited access to conservation knowledge. Our work is grounded in science […] ## Optional - [Agent (MCP protocol)](websites-agents.hostinger.com/earthcareghana.org/mcp) [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)