Reforestation Of Degraded Forest Reserve Areas In Ghana, West Africa

Miro Forestry, a UK-based forest investment company, is undertaking a reforestation project in Ghana, West Africa. The project aims to restore 14,000 hectares of degraded forest reserves by 2025. This will help to combat deforestation, improve soil quality, protect water resources, and enhance biodiversity in the region. The company has secured land leases and benefit-sharing agreements with local landowners and the Forestry Commission of Ghana, ensuring that the project benefits local communities through employment opportunities and social engagement programs. Miro Forestry adheres to high environmental and social standards, aiming to achieve international forestry certification. The project is expected to remove a substantial amount of CO2e over its 30-year lifespan, contributing to climate change mitigation efforts.