You can't always be the bigger person. You're not the Incredible Hulk.

Every day in the African news space, you read more about what African leaders plan to do, than what they're actually doing. It's a never-ending charade of empty promises & roadshows!

Congrats Kinbu SHTS for an inspiring Plastic-Free Week Challenge! As part of the Plastic-free School Pilot Phase 2 activities under the Marine Litter & Microplastics Project, implemented by Ministry of Environment, Science & Technology using Center for Sustainable Transformation - CEST's Eco-Schools Program (Eco-SchoolsGH), students, teachers....

Globally, ecosystems are under threats from human activities. To mark the United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, FEE's 2025 GADs mobilized action using Young Reporters for the Environment - Ghana & Eco-Schools. In Ghana, read how Eco-SchoolsGH inspired action using Worm Finding & Tree Planting.shorturl.at/j1TPR

1/2 In #Ghana, plastic pollution, especially in the form of marine litter & microplastics, is one of the most pressing environmental challenges. Funded by Norad, coordinated by The Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions, & implemented by Ministry of Environment, Science & Technology using the Eco-SchoolsGH methodology, the Plastic-free School

2/2 Pilot Phase 2 under the Marine Litter & Microplastics Project, is equipping young people to rise up to the challenge through behavior change. Read how here: shorturl.at/qpFeN

A recap of Achimota Anglican Primary School's successful Plastic-Free Week Challenge! Students & staff rediscovered eco-friendly ways to reduce single-use plastics. A great step towards a cleaner environment, & a sense of collective responsibility! #PlasticFreeWeek Eco-SchoolsGH

On Saturday, on #WorldCleanupDay2025, we & Eco-SchoolsGH joined Mayekoo & GRIPE to clean up Laboma Beach. As the President recently reminded us with the reintroduction of #NationalSanitationDay, keeping #Ghana clean is a shared responsibility. Together, we can!

On #WorldCleanupDay2025, Young Reporters for the Environment - Ghana & Eco-SchoolsGH from Center for Sustainable Transformation - CEST joined Mayekoo & GRIPE to clean up Laboma Beach. Every action counts! Together, let’s #CleanGhana, restore our ecosystems, & protect our oceans. #EcoSchoolsGhana #YREGhana #NationalSanitationDay

Are you a student or young person aged 11 - 25? Then Young Reporters for the Environment - Ghana invites you to investigate what #FoodSecurity means in your community, how #climatechange is affecting it, & to tell your story through writing, photography, videography & Podcasting (Podcasts). Don't wait!

Stories move people. Stories spark action. Join Young Reporters for the Environment - Ghana for an exciting webinar on Environmental Journalism & Storytelling, where we spotlight how young voices can shape powerful sustainability narratives. Date: Jan 31, 2026 Time: 6:00 – 8:00 PM (GMT) Place: Google Meet

Get ready for an incredible journey of growth and learning! Check out our Webinar Series Calendar from now to July, mark your calender, and join us to elevate your skills! #climateactionnow #plasticwaste #sustainableagriculture #marineprotection Center for Sustainable Transformation - CEST Eco-SchoolsGH

The climate has changed. Have you? ​Join us on Feb 28th for our webinar; Climate Change: Solutions for a Sustainable Future. Let's move from the problem to action. ​📅: Feb 28, 2026 📍:Google Meet ⏰: 6:00 - 8:00 PM #ClimateAction #sustaibaility

The most anticipated webinar on climate change is almost here! ​✅ Practical solutions ✅ Community impact ✅ Expert insights 📅: February 28, 2026 🕠: 6:00 - 8:00 PM 📍: shorturl.at/DMFnX

With everything happening in the world right now, you cannot hate anxiety, yet like to stay informed. Cause one news headline or article, & your entire day is ruined. So you can either choose to be informed & sad, or ignorant but happy. You can't have them both! Choose wisely!

GWCL will make you experience days when you'll seriously contemplate whether ECGs 24/7 electricity is even a necessity or priority. To have water or to have electricity?

Very much looking forward to the aspect of "what must change".

Let's connect tomorrow & discuss the things that must change before our planet drowns in these plastics that we've become so dependent on. If you had to choose between convenience & longterm survival, not only for yourself, but for those who'd come after, which would you rather?

What does the future of food look like in an ever-changing climate? Join us for this timely webinar with experts from #Ghana & #Nigeria, as we discuss what this means for our continent. Scan or click here to join: shorturl.at/T60Yq See you there!

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