Why are forests vanishing in southeastern Liberia?
PolicySaturday, July 18, 2026Mongabay

Why are forests vanishing in southeastern Liberia?

The rapid disappearance of forests in southeastern Liberia is primarily driven by commercial agriculture, infrastructure development, and logging activities, leading to significant loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services in the Upper Guinean rainforest. Effective policies are urgently needed to address these issues and promote sustainable land-use practices.

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