Wetlands play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance, yet they are under constant threat from human activities. The Friends of Ramsar Sites Projects is an initiative dedicated to protecting Ghana’s Ramsar sites from encroachment, pollution, and destruction. These wetlands, including the Sakumo, Densu Delta, and Muni-Pomadze sites, are essential for biodiversity, flood control, and climate resilience.
Despite their importance, illegal settlements, land reclamation, and industrial activities continue to degrade these ecosystems. The Stop Encroachment Campaign seeks to raise awareness, promote policy enforcement, and engage communities in conservation efforts. By advocating for sustainable land use and stricter regulations, the project aims to protect these vital wetlands for future generations.
Join the movement—protect our wetlands, protect our future!