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Conserving Ghana’s biodiversity: A Spotlight on the potentials in green informatics
Rapid biodiversity loss is a global concern with associated impacts on ecosystems and human welfare. But Ghana, a West African country, is not exempt. The country’s biodiversity has been threatened by deforestation and illegal mining. Green informatics can be used to manage the challenges posed by c
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