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MTN, Ghana Wildlife Society promote environmental sustainability

A bird walk, organised by MTN Ghana in collaboration with the Ghana Wildlife Society (GWS) on Saturday, August 29, as part of activities to mark MTN’s Sustainability Month, brought members of the MTN Media Republic and some CSOs together to reconnect with nature, learn about biodiversity and reflect on the importance of protecting the environment.
The Acting General Manager of Sustainability at MTN, Mrs Georgina Asare Fiagbenu, said the walk formed part of the company's Sustainability Month activities, which seek to demonstrate how seemingly small actions can contribute to meaningful environmental and social impact.
She said the experience allowed members to step away from their usual routines, connect with nature and gain a deeper understanding of the importance of protecting Ghana’s rich biodiversity.
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