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Ghana has designated six Ramsar Sites, totaling approximately 205,162 hectares.

As of March 2025, there are over 2,500 Ramsar Sites across 172 countries worldwide, covering more than 2.5 million square kilometers

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The State of the Sakumo Ramsar Site

The Sakumo Ramsar.

The State of the Sakumo Ramsar Site

The Sakumo Ramsar…

The Sakumo Ramsar Site consists of a coastal brackish-saline lagoon and surrounding floodplains, freshwater marshes, coastal savannah grasslands with thicket…

Let’s Protect The Sakumo Ramsar Site Projects

The Sakumo Ramsar.

Let’s Protect The Sakumo Ramsar Site Projects

The Sakumo Ramsar…

The Sakumo Ramsar Site, a vital wetland in Ghana, is under serious threat due to urban encroachment, pollution, and climate…

US Embassy Clean the Sakumo Ramsar Site

One hundred and.

US Embassy Clean the Sakumo Ramsar Site

One hundred and…

One hundred and fifty staff from the US Embassy participated in a four hours clean up exercise.

Wetland Clubs in Tree Planting Exercise at the Site

Wetland clubs from.

Wetland Clubs in Tree Planting Exercise at the Site

Wetland clubs from…

Wetland clubs from ten (10)school , transplanted one thousand two hundredseedlings of coconuts

5 Number Of Ramsar sites
25000 Trees Planted
15 Wetland School Clubs
52 Villages reached

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Women Economic Activities At The Sakumo Ramsar Site

The Sakumo Ramsar Site, a vital wetland in Ghana, not...

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Stop Encroachment on Friends of Ramsar Sites Projects

Wetlands play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance, yet...

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Let’s Protect The Sakumo Ramsar Site Projects

The Sakumo Ramsar Site, a vital wetland in Ghana, is...

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