OTI YEBOAH Augustine retweeted
So excited to share this amazing conservation education project initiated by meeting @agyaoti here and inspired by visiting Ghana @paschal_agro @PangolinGh - generously funded by Gower St. with support @arochaghana - this book will soon reach rural schools & libraries in Ghana.
I’m on a journey to make an impact in the life of young girls in rural areas in Ghana. Period poverty is a canker that needs collective action. We can achieve this one pad at a time. Join me to make this a reality.
#EndPeriodpoverty #HerdignityHispride
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The appointment I was waiting for is finally out. Congratulations @johndumelo on your nomination as the deputy Agric minister.
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We have a president. May this new chapter bring hope to Ghanaians. Your Excellency @JDMahama as you begin your mandate today, the Ghanaian youth is hopeful of getting Job opportunities under your leadership.
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Focusing on wildlife tourism/ecotourism as a Green Gold will help bring in revenue to the country and help promote biodiversity conservation.
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Dear auntie @thenanaaba can we have blind book date? These are amazing environmental/conservation books you’ll love. – at Amedzofe, Ghana
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Today is international day of the boy child but no one cares. This is a case of Gender bias. @JoyNewsOnTV @Joy997FM @tv3_ghana @utvghana @3fm927
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Ghana 🇬🇭 to the world
Ghana is proud 🇬🇭
Here’s the full video of #TV3TalentedKidz winner, Abigail on stage with @Afronitaaa during the Britain’s Got Talent audition 💃
#TV3GH
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OTI YEBOAH Augustine retweeted
Please register for our Canopy Access Workshop: bit.ly/49lhyNS. With only 12 slots, our priority is for research students based in Ghana&West Africa.
My dept. @uenrofficial and @TheTreeProjects are hosting a tree climbing workshop in Ghana, West Africa. Our goal is to equip upcoming scientists with skills and gear to lead canopy research in Africa. Find details on how to support our workshop here:
thetreeprojects.com/ghana
OTI YEBOAH Augustine retweeted
With huge thanks to expert advice that helped me discover these stories: elephants, bears, cougars, hedgehogs, salmon, gibbons, spoon-billed sandpipers @hedgehogsociety @PTES @bethpratt @gibbonresearch @wti_org_india @BanffNP @WWF #wwfhongkong @fishmigration @damremovaleurope
Catherine Barr is widely known for her environmental and animal based non-fiction books. In her guest blog, she shares some insight into how Wildlife Crossings came to be! @catherine_barr @OtterBarryBooks
Wildlife Crossings by Catherine Barr fcbg.org.uk/?p=20323


















