SCNL Executive Director Attends a national workshop on One Health and Protected Areas
Highlighting the importance of protected areas, biodiversity, and health The EcoHealth Alliance, under the auspices of USAID-funded Conservation Works, held a national workshop on One Health and Protected Areas at the Royal Hotel on March 10, 2023. The Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia (SCNL) was represented by its Executive Director, Mr. Michael […]
SCNL presents Annual Operation Plan to her staff for 2023 implementation. Different reporting templates are also being reviewed and adopted to enhance proper reporting.
SCNL Joins YWARPD in Launching a tree planting campaign
… Empowering women, finding ways to protect the environment Today, March 9, 2023, the Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia (SCNL) joined Young Women’s Action for Rights, Peace and Development (YWARPD), a newly established organization, established by vibrant young ladies from tertiary universities that seek to serve as an advocacy mechanism for the […]
SCNL and Conservation Partners Celebrate International Women’s Day
…Celebrating Women’s achievements The women of the Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia (SCNL) in collaboration with her Conservation Partners celebrated with thousands of women around Liberia for the International Women’s Day celebration, held today at the EJS Ministerial Complex. Many thanks to all of our women in conservation, and a very big […]
MMCRP raise awareness on gender and climate change at its first community meeting in West Point Township
The Monrovia Metropolitan Coastal Resilience Project (MMCRP) conducted its first community meeting on February 22nd, 2023 in West Point. Speaking at the meeting, Prof. Wilson Tarpeh, the Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), encouraged residents of West Point to embrace the project and work closely with the project team […]
Rainforest Trust Africa Strategist Visits SCNL
…ensuring Liberia’s Forest is protected The Government of Liberia has committed to establishing a network of protected areas covering at least 30% of the existing forest area (National Forestry Reform Law 2006). At present, only 10% of the existing forest area is protected. Foya Forest represents an additional 2.9%. Foya forms a substantial share […]