A Ghanaian cocoa farmer shows forests can support livelihoods
In short
- Cocoa farmer Susana Afrifa Ankrah is working in Ghana.
- Her work shows forest protection can sustain livelihoods.
- It also helps communities build resilience to a changing climate.
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Cocoa is often grown at the cost of forest. This story offers a working example of farming that keeps trees in place. The source is brief, so the details of her methods and results are not given here.
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Cocoa farmer Susana Afrifa Ankrah is helping show how protecting forests can sustain livelihoods and build resilience to a changing climate The post The farmer growing a future under Ghana’s trees appeared first on Positive News .
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