Mangrove Restoration
Anlo Beach Replanting
12,000 mangrove seedlings planted along eroding shoreline to rebuild a natural storm buffer.
Western Region, Ghana
Where the tide meets the land, our community takes root.
Tidal Roots Ghana restores mangrove forests, secures clean water, and equips coastal communities with the tools to face a changing climate — led by the people who call this shoreline home.
Our Mission
Healthy shorelines mean healthy communities.
Founded by fisherfolk, teachers, and young environmentalists in Takoradi, Tidal Roots Ghana works alongside coastal towns to replant mangroves, protect drinking water, and turn waste into opportunity. We believe lasting change starts with the people already living closest to the problem — and the solution.
- Community-first design — every project is co-planned with local residents.
- Science-backed restoration methods adapted to the Western Region's ecology.
- Transparent reporting — track exactly where every donated cedi goes.
Featured Work
Projects making a measurable difference
A glimpse at three of our six active programs across coastal districts. View all projects →
Water & Sanitation
Clean Wells for Ekroful
Rehabilitated 4 community boreholes and trained 18 water-point caretakers.
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Waste Management
Plastic-to-Pavers Workshop
Youth cooperative converting beach plastic waste into interlocking pavement blocks.
38,400+Mangrove seedlings planted
14Coastal communities reached
920Households with safer water access
260Active volunteers
Voices From the Coast
What our community says
"The well rehabilitation meant my daughters no longer walk an hour each morning before school."
Abena Owusu
Resident, Ekroful
"Replanting the mangroves has already slowed the erosion eating into our landing beach."
Kwame Arthur
Fisherman, Anlo Beach
"I joined as a volunteer and now run our youth recycling workshop. Tidal Roots gave me a purpose."
Linda Sackey
Volunteer Coordinator
Our Partners & Sponsors
Ready to put down roots with us?
Volunteer your time or support a project — every contribution reaches the shoreline.