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Tibani, Ghana

Shea and Mahogany Planting (Tibani)

Planting shea and mahogany trees on deforested land in a focused effort to restore damaged landscapes.

Community members gathered for a restoration planting activity in Tibani

About this project

Shea and Mahogany Planting (Tibani) is a restoration project centered on bringing shea and mahogany trees back to deforested land. The work is part of a broader quest for restoration that strengthens the landscape, supports long-term tree cover, and helps rebuild healthier local ecosystems.

Key activities

  • Identify and prepare deforested planting sites
  • Plant shea and mahogany trees suited to local conditions
  • Support seedling care and survival after planting

Intended outcomes

  • Restored tree cover on degraded land
  • Improved long-term landscape recovery
  • Stronger community-led restoration efforts

Photo section

Moments from the field

A look at the people and activities behind the restoration work.

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