The Beach Clean Up organized by Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO), happened on the 20th of September, 2014, and was registered as one of the National Volunteers Day events by the Ghana Think Foundation. During Bar Camp Cape Coast, lots of volunteers signed up for this event and the day [...]

“Earth provides enough to satisfy every man’s need, but not every man’s greed” – Mahatma Gandhi. The world keeps increasing in population and the demand for resources keeps increasing; the thought of this should be enough to inspire the attitude of conservation and ‘ecocentricism’ among individuals. However, world leaders are [...]

Author: Amponsem Joshua. As the saying goes,” Poverty is hierarchical but smog is democratic”, many Ghanaians and other individuals globally think they are safe because they do not produce so much greenhouse gases and therefore they are safe from climate change effects. However, air has no boundaries in the atmosphere [...]

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is warning Ghanaians of the sale of smoked dolphins on the market. The Agency issued this warning following an investigation into the causes of the growing death of whales and dolphins in Ghana’s waters. About 24 whales have been washed ashore across the country’s coastal [...]

Mangroves serves as a very important habitat for both terrestrial and aquatic organisms. It serves many purposes from filtration of  runoff water, carbon sequestration to its function as a breeding site for most transitional species. Despite these ecological functions, Mangrove vegetation are being harvested and destroyed by some people for [...]

Volunteer’s Day Beach Clean Up The Beach Clean Up is a project developed to help clean all beaches within Cape Coast and other neighboring towns to help conserve our coastal resources and decrease health risks in coastal communities. As a youth-led and youth-oriented organization, we seek to bring up methods [...]