Illegal mining, farming push indigenous trees to the brink
[Joy Online - Ghana] - 10/10/2025
Ghana’s fight to salvage its threatened indigenous tree species continues to face major setbacks as tree conservationists battle the growing impacts of illegal mining operations and indiscriminate farming activities.
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