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Since 2000, some 22% of Liberia's tree cover has been lost to deforestation, largely due to pressure from logging and small farms.

MONROVIA – The Government of Liberia, through the Forestry Development Authority (FDA), has instituted legal actions against several individuals discovered to be engaged in illegal logging activities. In August of 2022, the FDA officers intercepted f

Monrovia - Every year the European Union Delegation to Liberia commemorates 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence with the government and people of Liberia. This year’s celebration and other visibility activities took the Head of the Poli

Monrovia - Multiple documents in the possession of FrontPage Africa have revealed the clandestine transfer of shares and depleting of a reserved forest belonging to citizens of Tartweh and Drapoh communities in lower Tartweh Chiefdom, Kpanyan Statuto

MONROVIA – As part of the implementation of the activities of the EU-funded Project, PAPFor, strengthening the Birdlife partnership is key to achieving the outcome of the PAPFor Project. As such, the Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia

Monrovia – Legal Battle over the ownership of the late Charles Daiklo Kuyon's body had currently surfaced before the Sixth Judicial Circuit Court, Civil Law Court for litigation after two women named legality of the body.The claims and counterclaims

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Assessing forestry and the public mood 2022-09-21

Time is, once again, running out for consultations with municipalities, and to convene a forestry council in the framework of preparations for the Forestry Development Plan (MAK). Minister of the Environment Madis Kallas believes, that, for the sake of nature and Europe's carbon sinks, a compromise must be reached, whereby Estonia's annual forest felling volumes are below 10 million cubic meters.

Time is, once again, running out for consultations with municipalities, and to convene a forestry council in the framework of preparations for the Forestry Development Plan (MAK). Minister of the Environment Madis Kallas believes, that, for the sake of nature and Europe's carbon sinks, a compromise must be reached, whereby Estonia's annual forest felling volumes are below 10 million cubic meters.