The Forestry Commission has donated Five Hundred Thousand Ghana Cedis; One hundred Thousand Cedis in cash and Four Hundred Thousand Ghana Cedis worth of wood for construction purposes at Appiatse.The Chief Executive of the Forestry Commission , Mr. John Allotey indicated that the Commission is following in the steps ofRead More →
The first in the series of the 2022 Health Talk programme by the Corporate Human Resource Department (HR) for Forestry Commission (FC) staff has taken place at the FC Auditorium. The Health Talk series organised qquarter, is to address contemporary health issues in order to promote a culture of healthyRead More →
The Chief Executive of Forestry Commission, Mr. John Allotey and the Deputy Chief Executive, Hon. Martha Kwayie-Manu have attended a two-day seminar organized by the Timber Industry Development Division (TIDD) at the Forestry Commission Training Centre (FCTC), Akyawkrom. The purpose of the seminar was to enable the Division make submissionsRead More →
The Chief Executive of Forestry Commission (FC),Mr. John Allotey, and other officials have called on the Department of Parks and Gardens to seek for the Department’s interventions and active participation in the soon to be launched 2022 edition of Green Ghana Day. Mr Allotey said the Department of Parks andRead More →
The Bamboo and Rattan Unit (BRU)of Forestry Commission in collaboration with the International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation (INBAR) has organised a capacity building session on Bamboo Cultivation, Fire Management and Scientific Harvesting. This programme falls under the” Inter-Africa Bamboo Small Holder Farmers Livelihood Development Programme”. The objective of the sessionRead More →
The GSLERP office has been inaugurated in Tamale by UNDP Ghana Resident Representative-Dr. Angela Lusigi, with support from the Deputy Minister of Lands and Natural Resources – Hon. Benito Owusu Bio, the Italian Ambassador to Ghana- H.E Daniela d’Orlandi, Chairman of the Forestry Commission Board of Commissioners – Tetrete OkuamoahRead More →
Mrs. Edith Abruquah has been appointed as the Acting Executive Director (ED) of the Forest Services Division (FSD). With 30 years experience on the job, she has broken through the glass ceiling as the first woman to become an Executive Director in the history of Forestry commission.Over the past threeRead More →
The GSLERP office has been inaugurated in Tamale by UNDP Ghana Resident Representative-Dr. Angela Lusigi, with support from the Deputy Minister of Lands and Natural Resources – Hon. Benito Owusu Bio, the Italian Ambassador to Ghana- H.E Daniela d’Orlandi, Chairman of the Forestry Commission Board of Commissioners – Tetrete OkuamoahRead More →
The Forestry Commission and Tullow (oil)Ghana has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to identify and develop carbon offset projects. The implementation of the project will enhance the conservation of existing forests and increase forest stocks in line with Ghana’s REDD+ strategy, and support the realisation of Tullow’s net zeroRead More →
The Bamboo and Rattan Unit (BRU) of Forestry Commission in collaboration with the International Network for Bamboo& Rattan Organisation (INBAR) has organised training for bamboo and rattan actors within the small and medium enterprises in the Greater Accra Region. About 120 artisans took part in the training which focused onRead More →
