As part of the Vice-Chancellor’s vision to promote a green University of Cape Coast and in line with the Government’s Green Ghana Initiative, the University in collaboration with the Forestry…
As part of the Vice-Chancellor’s vision to promote a green University of Cape Coast and in line with the Government’s Green Ghana Initiative, the University in collaboration with the Forestry Commission will embark on a tree planting exercise.
The programme, which has a target of 50,000 trees, will be spearheaded by the Vice-Chancellor.
The programme is scheduled as follows
Date: Friday, 11th June, 2021
Time: 8:00 a.m.
Assembling Point: Forecourt of Emmanuel Adow Obeng Central Administration
Below is the outline for the program
8:00a.m. - Convergence point: Frontage of the Adow Obeng central Administration
- Remarks by Vice-Chancellor
- Movement from Central Administration to the planting site
-. Vice-Chancellor, Registrar, Forestry representative to plant first
- Planting by all
- Closing remarks by the Vice-Chancellor
- Refreshment
- Departure
All are cordially invited to be part of this great initiative.
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