The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in collaboration with with the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change On August 22nd, 2022, apprehend two notorious kingpins of the dredge mining industry...
An Enviromental Expert Ansu Bangura has raised concern over recent destruction of 20 dredges dredges along the Pampana River, in the surrounding villages of Maneteh and Maseneh, Chiefdom, Tonkolili District According...
The Sierra Leone Police together with the Environment Protection Agency (EPA) destroyed dredges used for illegal mining along the Sewa River. The operation is said to have been conducted in Lugbu Chiefdom,...
Chief Minister David Moinina Sengeh has praised the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its unwavering dedication to upholding its fundamental duty of preserving the environment and securing the...
In a determined effort to ensure the preservation of the country's natural waterways, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) executed a significant operation on Monday, August 14th, 2023. The operation...
With support from Breakthrough ACTION, Human and Animal Health partners commonly called One Health have today Wednesday 2nd August concluded a 3 day message review and IEC materials development workshop...
Environmental Protection Agency Sierra Leone (EPA-SL) is engaging secondary school pupils on environmental issues to help spread the message. EPA-SL over the years established environmental clubs in...
During a sensitisation programme by Amnesty International in Kabala, environmental activists in the district condemned the illegal cutting of trees prevalent in the district. An environmentalist, Madam...
The Regional Manager East, Lansana Ba Sawi and the Regional Human Resources and Administrative Manager East of the Sierra Leone Water Company (SALWACO), Brima Allieu have on Thursday 9th February 2023...
The Environment Protection Agency Sierra Leone (EPASL) has on Wednesday 1st February 2023 secured a verdict against two foreign nationals for illegal mining operations, contrary to section 24 subsections...
