About Us

Guardians of Nature's Legacy

Cover Nature Foundation is a legally registered NGO in Ghana, dedicated to sustainable development, environmental conservation, and empowering vulnerable communities through humanitarian support, peacebuilding, and strategic partnerships.

Our Vision

To build a peaceful, inclusive, and sustainable world where nature is protected, communities are empowered, and every individual — especially the less privileged — has the opportunity to thrive with dignity and equality.

Our Mission

To promote sustainable development and environmental conservation while empowering vulnerable communities through humanitarian support, peacebuilding initiatives, and strategic partnerships locally and globally.

What Drives Us

Our Core Objectives

Support for the Less Privileged

Provide assistance, relief, and empowerment programs for vulnerable and disadvantaged individuals and communities.

Peacebuilding & Social Stability

Promote and maintain peace, unity, and conflict resolution within communities and across nations.

Environmental Protection

Protect, preserve, and promote sustainable use of natural resources through awareness, advocacy, and action.

Sustainable Development

Design and implement projects focused on clean water access, healthcare support, tree planting, and climate resilience.

Cultural Exchange & Cooperation

Strengthen cultural ties and foster mutual understanding between countries through collaboration and exchange programs.

Poverty Alleviation & Social Inclusion

Reduce poverty, improve livelihoods, and promote gender equality through education, skills development, and economic empowerment.

Legal Status

Registered Organization

Cover Nature Foundation is a legally registered organization in Ghana under the Companies Act, 2019 (Act 992) as of 16th December 2020.

Our Story

Born From a Deep Love for Nature

Cover Nature Foundation was established on 16th December 2020 in Ghana, born from a deep conviction that the health of our planet is inseparable from the well-being of its people — especially the most vulnerable.

We work at the intersection of environmental conservation, humanitarian support, and peacebuilding — recognizing that sustainable development cannot be achieved without addressing the social and economic challenges facing communities.

Through strategic local and global partnerships, we design and implement programs that uplift the less privileged, restore ecosystems, and foster a more peaceful and inclusive world for all.

Nature landscape

Est.

December 2020

Leadership

Meet Our Team

Martin Adusei

Martin Adusei

Founder & General Secretary, Cover Nature Foundation Ghana

Martin Adusei is a Ghanaian businessman, humanitarian advocate, and community development professional serving as the Founder and General Secretary of Cover Nature Foundation Ghana (CNF). He provides strategic and organizational leadership in the Foundation’s development, humanitarian outreach, community engagement, programme coordination, and partnership-building initiatives. Through his work, Martin is committed to advancing environmental responsibility, social inclusion, community empowerment, humanitarian service, and sustainable development, with particular attention to vulnerable and underserved communities. As Founder and General Secretary, he works to strengthen collaboration among communities, civil society organizations, government institutions, development partners, and other stakeholders, while promoting effective partnerships and responsible community-based initiatives. His leadership is guided by the principles of integrity, compassion, dignity, inclusiveness, partnership, and responsible service. Through Cover Nature Foundation Ghana, Martin continues to support efforts aimed at empowering people, protecting the environment, strengthening resilient communities, and contributing to sustainable development in Ghana and beyond.

Menaly Nyarko

Menaly Nyarko

Co-Founder & President, Cover Nature Foundation Worldwide

Menaly Nyarko is a distinguished businesswoman, humanitarian leader, and community development advocate, serving as the Co-Founder and President of Cover Nature Foundation Worldwide. She provides visionary leadership in advancing the Foundation’s humanitarian, social-development, and community empowerment initiatives in Ghana and internationally. She is particularly passionate about women and youth empowerment, social inclusion, humanitarian outreach, and support for vulnerable communities. Through her leadership and commitment to sustainable development, Menaly promotes compassion, unity, dignity, and meaningful partnerships that create positive and lasting impact. As Co-Founder and President, she works to strengthen collaboration among communities, civil society organizations, development partners, and other stakeholders, while supporting initiatives that contribute to inclusive growth, community resilience, and sustainable social development. Her leadership reflects a strong commitment to service, integrity, partnership, and people-centered development, helping to advance Cover Nature Foundation’s vision of empowering communities and building a more inclusive and sustainable future in Ghana and beyond.

lsaac Amofa

lsaac Amofa

Chief Executive Officer, Yuteg Limited | Executive Member, Cover Nature Foundation

Isaac Amofa is a distinguished business executive and Chief Executive Officer of Yuteg Limited Company, with a strong commitment to community development, youth empowerment, and social impact. As an Executive Member of Cover Nature Foundation (CNF), he provides valuable leadership and strategic support to the Foundation’s programmes and initiatives. He is also a committed sponsor of CNF events, projects, and selected delegates, supporting their participation in international conferences and programmes outside Ghana. Through his leadership, partnership, and philanthropic support, Isaac Amofa contributes to strengthening CNF’s capacity to advance its mission, create meaningful community impact, and promote sustainable development both in Ghana and internationally.

Evelyn Gyedu

Evelyn Gyedu

Vice President and Community Impact Coordinator of Cover Nature Foundation (CNF)

Evelyn Gyedu is a executive member ,distinguished businesswoman, humanitarian leader and community development advocate serving as an Vice President and Outreach Coordinator of Cover Nature Foundation (CNF). She plays an active role in advancing community engagement, stakeholder relations and strategic partnerships. She coordinates outreach programmes, represents CNF at community and public engagements, supports advocacy and awareness initiatives, mobilizes volunteers, and identifies community needs while connecting beneficiaries with appropriate programmes and services. Evelyn also contributes to public relations, fundraising, programme coordination and community development, working closely with partners, government institutions, community leaders and civil-society organizations to advance CNF's mission and promote meaningful, inclusive and sustainable community impact.

Kate Clarke

Kate Clarke

Communications Director, Cover Nature Foundation

Kate Clarke is a dedicated communications professional, community advocate, and development-oriented leader serving as the Communications Director of Cover Nature Foundation (CNF). She plays a strategic role in strengthening the Foundation’s public communication, stakeholder engagement, visibility, and outreach initiatives. In her capacity as Communications Director, Kate supports the development and coordination of strategic communications, public awareness campaigns, digital engagement, community outreach, and institutional messaging. She works closely with the Foundation’s leadership, programme teams, community representatives, development partners, civil society organizations, and other stakeholders to communicate CNF’s programmes and impact effectively. Kate is committed to using clear, inclusive, and responsible communication to promote environmental sustainability, community empowerment, social inclusion, humanitarian values, and sustainable development. She contributes to strengthening dialogue between the Foundation and the communities it serves while ensuring that community voices and development priorities are appropriately represented. Her professional approach is guided by integrity, professionalism, collaboration, cultural sensitivity, and effective stakeholder engagement. Through her work with Cover Nature Foundation, Kate contributes to building stronger partnerships, increasing public awareness, and advancing the Foundation’s vision of empowering people, protecting the environment, strengthening communities, and promoting sustainable development in Ghana and beyond.

Akua Baah Agyeman

Akua Baah Agyeman

Executive Director & Regional Programme Coordinator, Cover Nature Foundation

Akua Baah Agyeman is a Ghanaian development professional, community advocate, and programme coordinator serving as the Executive Director and Regional Programme Coordinator of Cover Nature Foundation (CNF). She provides strategic and operational leadership in the areas of environmental sustainability, community development, social empowerment, and inclusive development. In her role, Akua coordinates and supports programmes in collaboration with communities, government institutions, civil society organizations, development partners, and other stakeholders. Her work focuses on environmental protection, youth and women’s empowerment, sustainable livelihoods, social inclusion, community resilience, and public awareness. Her leadership is guided by professionalism, integrity, collaboration, inclusiveness, and a strong commitment to sustainable and meaningful impact. She is passionate about strengthening community participation, promoting local ownership, and ensuring that community perspectives are meaningfully reflected in development initiatives. Through her work with Cover Nature Foundation, Akua remains committed to empowering communities, protecting the environment, strengthening strategic partnerships, and contributing to inclusive and sustainable development in Ghana and beyond.

Chapman Obeng Darko

Chapman Obeng Darko

Cultural Mediator, Cover Nature Foundation Ghana

Chapman Obeng Darko is a respected businessman, humanitarian advocate, and community leader serving as the Cultural Mediator of Cover Nature Foundation Ghana. In this capacity, he contributes to strengthening cultural understanding, community cohesion, and meaningful engagement among diverse groups and stakeholders. He plays an important role in supporting the Foundation’s humanitarian and community-development initiatives, with a particular interest in promoting social inclusion, cultural harmony, community empowerment, and support for vulnerable individuals and families. Through his leadership and community engagement, Chapman seeks to build bridges among people, encourage mutual respect and understanding, and contribute to initiatives that promote human dignity, social wellbeing, sustainable community development, and peaceful coexistence. His commitment to service, cultural dialogue, and humanitarian values reflects Cover Nature Foundation’s broader vision of empowering communities, strengthening partnerships, respecting cultural diversity, and creating positive and sustainable social impact.

Shine Grandvill

Shine Grandvill

Executive Member & MEL Officer/Specialist | Cover Nature Foundation (CNF)

Shine Grandvill is an Executive Member, businessman, humanitarian advocate, and community leader committed to advancing social development, community empowerment, and measurable humanitarian impact. As CNF’s Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Officer/Specialist, he provides strategic leadership in programme monitoring, data analysis, impact measurement, reporting, and organisational learning. He delivers evidence-based insights that strengthen accountability, programme performance, strategic decision-making, and sustainable community outcomes. Through his leadership and professional expertise, Shine contributes to strengthening CNF’s programmes, demonstrating measurable results, improving interventions, and delivering lasting impact for the communities it serves.

ISAAC AMOAH

ISAAC AMOAH

Executive Member & Director of Volunteer Services Cover Nature Foundation (CNF)

Isaac Amoah is an Executive Member and Director of Volunteer Services at Cover Nature Foundation (CNF), providing strategic leadership in volunteer engagement, development and coordination. He leads volunteer recruitment, training, team coordination and retention, while building partnerships with communities, institutions and organizations to strengthen volunteer participation in CNF’s humanitarian and community-development programmes. Isaac is committed to developing a skilled, motivated and accountable volunteer network that supports CNF’s mission and contributes to meaningful and sustainable social impact.

Susana Gyamfua

Susana Gyamfua

Programme Director, Cover Nature Foundation Ghana

Susana Gyamfua is a dedicated development professional, community advocate, and programme leader serving as the Programme Director of Cover Nature Foundation Ghana (CNF). She plays an important role in the planning, coordination, and implementation of the Foundation’s programmes, helping to translate its vision and objectives into practical initiatives that create meaningful and sustainable community impact. In her capacity as Programme Director, Susana supports programmes focused on environmental sustainability, community empowerment, social inclusion, youth and women’s development, humanitarian outreach, and sustainable livelihoods. She works collaboratively with community leaders, civil society organizations, government institutions, development partners, and other stakeholders to strengthen programme delivery and promote effective partnerships. Susana is committed to a people-centred and inclusive approach to development, recognizing the importance of listening to communities, building local capacity, and creating opportunities for individuals and families to participate actively in their own development. Her leadership reflects professionalism, integrity, teamwork, compassion, accountability, and a strong commitment to sustainable impact. Through her work with Cover Nature Foundation Ghana, she contributes to the Foundation’s broader mission of empowering communities, protecting the environment, supporting vulnerable groups, strengthening partnerships, and advancing sustainable development in Ghana and beyond.

Selina Larweh

Selina Larweh

Field Officer, Cover Nature Foundation Ghana

Selina Larweh is a dedicated community development professional and field officer serving with Cover Nature Foundation Ghana (CNF). She plays an important role in connecting the Foundation’s programmes with the communities they are designed to serve, supporting effective community engagement, field coordination, and programme implementation. In her capacity as Field Officer, Selina works closely with community members, local leaders, partner organizations, and other stakeholders to support the implementation of CNF initiatives. Her responsibilities include conducting community outreach, supporting field assessments, identifying community needs and priorities, assisting with programme activities, mobilizing community participation, and providing timely feedback from the field to the Foundation’s programme and management teams. She also supports the monitoring and documentation of community activities, helps maintain effective communication with beneficiaries, and contributes to ensuring that projects are implemented responsibly, inclusively, and in accordance with the Foundation’s objectives. Selina is particularly committed to community empowerment, environmental awareness, social inclusion, humanitarian support, and sustainable development. Her approach is guided by professionalism, respect, compassion, teamwork, and a strong understanding of the importance of community participation in achieving lasting development outcomes. Through her field-based work, Selina contributes to Cover Nature Foundation Ghana’s broader mission of empowering communities, protecting the environment, supporting vulnerable people, strengthening local partnerships, and promoting sustainable development in Ghana and beyond.