Author name: Lars Bessel

Impressive size

Salfu Conteh is the Environmental Officer in Karene District and he visited today our reforestation plots in Kasimbek and Kakissy “to monitor the good work of greenlimba in the District”. Mr. Conteh is actually only about 1.60 m tall, but the size of the “Gmelina arborea” planted only two months ago is still impressive, isn’t […]

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Dry thumbprints

Our rainforest project in the north of Sierra Leone can start! Now the signatures or thumbprints under the last document are also dry: Paramount Chief, Section Chiefs and Chiefs, representing the landowners, have unanimously recorded their approval! We are very happy about the great enthusiasm for our idea. We’re off in the spring! The future

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Visit home

Today our managing directors presented the greenlimba reforestation project to the German ambassador in Sierra Leone. Horst Gruner was thrilled and as a thank you they gave several “Ficus Pumila”, a climbing plant with which the German Embassy wants to bring more green into the capital Freetown – and now also into our headquarters in

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Visit from television

The NDR television has reported today about us! For the TV report about our reforestation project in Sierra Leone / West Africa, the team filmed with us in the Botanical Garden in Kiel, among other places. Those who missed the report in the “Schleswig-Holstein-Magazin” can see it online here: www.ndr.de/fernsehen/sendungen/schleswig-holstein_magazin/Nortorfer-wollen-Regenwald-in-Sierra-Leone-aufforsten. Worthwhile!

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Here we go!

Right here something great is being created: the “greenlimba forest”! The first 23.5 hectares of new West African rainforest were established today by our local staff… We are starting our reforestation just south of Kamakwie in the villages of Kasimbek and Kakissy. We will sign the contracts during our next stay in Sierra Leone.

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