Sustainable farming is increasingly important in the face of climate change, particularly in Liberia, where local populations are unsure when the rainy season or dry season ends or begins, flooding, deforestation, poor roads, and limited access to agricultural technology and storage. As these challenges continue to threaten food security and rural livelihoods, climate-smart and sustainable farming practices can help communities become more resilient while protecting Liberia’s

On July 11th, 2026 I had the pleasure of attending the Hope for Nature Kids Mid- Year Field trip at Wulkie Farm. Hope for Nature Kids is a non-profit organization focused on connecting children with nature, inspiring Liberian youth to engage in environmental stewardship, and encouraging conservation from a young age. During this event, I was able to witness firsthand the importance of creating a connection between children and nature. Seeing their curiosity, questions, eager

Welcome to the ‘Voices Under the Palaver Tree’ podcast which explores local issues in Liberia, raising awareness one conversation at a time. Come listen to the stories of resilience, the people behind them, and the experiences that matter. Hi! My name is Naomi Nanette, the host of this lovely podcast! A little about myself: I’m Canadian and currently completing a three-month internship in Liberia. My family immigrated to Canada when I was quite young from Mauritius. Some fu

In Liberia, Libassa Wildlife Sanctuary is currently the only multi-species sanctuary in the country dedicated to preventing wildlife trafficking and to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of wild animals. On June 12th, 2026 I had the pleasure of interviewing Finn Tenhünfeld on his experience as the director of Libassa Wildlife Sanctuary, and his thoughts on the local issue of conservation and wildlife trafficking in Liberia. Libassa Wildlife Sanctuary was established to