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GoldBod commits GH¢35m to reclaim galamsey-ravaged Tano Nimri Forest Reserve
The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) has committed GH¢35 million to reclaiming land ravaged by illegal mining (galamsey) in the Tano Nimri Forest Reserve, with military engineers undertaking work to make the degraded area suitable for ecological restoration.
Joint response to galamsey damage The partnership combines GoldBod's environmental restoration initiative with the engineering capacity of the Ghana Armed Forces to address damage caused by illegal mining in the protected reserve.
Forestry Commission to lead reforestation With the major engineering works nearing completion, the site is undergoing final grading and preparation for handover.
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