GEA, Partners Launch Great Green Wall Initiative Blueprint
By Nelson Manneh
The Gambia Environmental Alliance (GEA), in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment on Wednesday, 30 April, 2024 launched the Great Green Wall Blueprint...
Ghost Nets, Plastic Pollution Threatened Marine Species
By Madiba Singhateh
Research has indicated that Plastic Pollution and Ghost nets are becoming a serious threat to Marine species including turtles and fish.
These threats, coupled...
‘THE PATRIOTS’ Association Holds Massive Environmental Cleansing Exercise
By Nelson Manneh
‘THE PATRIOTS’ Association on Sunday, 10 March 2024 conducted a massive environmental cleansing exercise in Serrekunda.
The new Civic Association ‘THE PATRIOTS’, formed by...
Environmental Activist Endorses Reservation of Four Forest Parks as ICCA
By Madiba Singha
Nfamara Drammeh, an environmental activist last week Wednesday commended the Ministry of Environment for the declaration of four forest parks as...
Environmental Advocate Denies Allegations, Stands Firm on Environmental Concerns
By Madiba Singhateh, Hatab Nyan, and Louise Jobe
Environmentalist Lamin Jassey, a member of Gunjur Tourism and EcoTourism Association, has refuted recent claims suggesting that...
GEA Opposes Degazetting of Nyanibereh Forest Park
By Nelson Manneh
Muhammed Hydara, the Secretary General of the Gambia Environmental Alliance (GEA), said his institution strongly opposes the government's decision to de-gazette Nyanibereh...
President of TRAHASS Calls on Government to Preserve Lands
By Madiba Singhateh
The President of TRAHASS Traditional Healers Assembly in the Gambia has said that they “should rather reserve our land than to...
Salt water intrusion wreaks havoc in Faraba- Sutu Rice Fields
By Nelson Manneh
The women in Faraba-Sutu have recently abandoned their fertile wetlands due to intrusion of salt water into the swamplands (‘Faros’).Faraba-Sutu is located...
Tallinding-Coloban residents dwelling in the midst of stinking waste water
By Nelson Manneh
Tallinding-Coloban residents are dwelling in the midst of filthy, stinking waste water, in an environment not fit for human habitat.
Mr Modou Dibba,...
Plight of Artisanal Fishermen in the Fishing Industry
With Madiba Singhateh
In this edition of the environment column, we will look into the plights of the artisanal fishermen in the fishing industry...
NEA Reinforces Ban on Use of Plastic Bags
By Sariba Manneh
The National Environment Agency (NEA) of the Gambia has renewed its resolute commitment to the fight against the use and importation of...
How prepared is the NDMA to deal with national disasters?
With Madiba Singhateh
Rainfall...
NEA Holds Multi Stakeholder Dialogue on Environment Challenges
By Madiba Singhateh
The National Environment Agency, on Monday 19th December 2022, commenced a two day stakeholder’s dialogue in addressing the environmental challenges through the Global...
World Bank Approves $246 Million to Strengthen Coastal Resilience in West...
WASHINGTON, December 15, 2022 :- Populations at immediate risk from coastal erosion, flooding and pollution, and people depending on agroindustry and tourism along the...
WABSA, Others Embark on Cleansing Exercise at Niumi National Park
By Ndey Sowe
The West Africa Birds Study Association (WABSA) and Nature Community Development (NCD), in collaboration with Medina Kanuma community, over the weekend embarked...
“Take Care of The Environmental Or It Will Take Care Of...
NEA Executive Director Told Regional Stakeholders
By: Sheikh Alkinky Sanyang
The Executive Director of the National Environment Agency (NEA) said positive attitudinal change towards the environment...
Floods and Inundation
New Dawn For The Gambia
NDMA, Sitrep Give Situation Reports
with Madiba Sinhateh
Welcome to another edition of the Environment Column and in this edition, we will...
Jabang Estate Residents Ask For More Help After July Flood Ruined...
By Assan Bah
The residents of Janbang Estate on Tuesday, August 16, 2022 called on the government to urgently come to their aid and address...
Banjul Flood Victims Yet to Return To Their Homes
By Amadou Manjang
Victims of the recent floods in Banjul Box Bar area, are yet to return to their homes after taking sanctuary in St....
Over 5000 people internally displaced due to flash floods
By: Aja Musu Bah-Daffeh
The National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) based on its investigation, reports that 5,406 have been Internally Displaced across the communities affected...
