Ghana has set an ambitious goal to plant 30 million tree seedlings across the country as part of the “Tree for Life Reforestation Initiative 2025,” a major national effort spearheaded by the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, with strong backing from the Forestry Commission.
The month-long campaign, running from 5th to 30th June 2025, aims to restore degraded landscapes, promote climate resilience, and reinforce Ghana’s commitment to sustainable environmental stewardship.
The initiative is open to all Ghanaians, who are encouraged to pick up free tree seedlings from designated distribution points, including the Forestry Commission Head Office and Forest Services Division (FSD) regional and district offices.
The 30 million seedlings target is one of the largest in the country’s reforestation history and underscores government efforts to combat deforestation and land degradation, while enhancing green cover nationwide.
This bold environmental initiative is also a call to action for individuals, communities, and institutions to join hands in building a greener and more sustainable Ghana under the campaign slogan “Make Ghana Green.
