Ghana’s observance of the International Day for Biodiversity, themed “Harmony with Nature and Sustainable Development,” serves as a stark reminder of the intricate relationship between human progress and ecological balance. The nation faces a critical juncture where its rich biodiversity, spanning diverse ecosystems from tropical forests to coastal wetlands, is increasingly threatened by human activities. Deforestation, illegal mining, pollution, and the overarching challenge of climate change pose significant risks to these natural treasures, which are fundamental to Ghana’s agricultural productivity, water security, climate stability
