Audio By Carbonatix
The International Environmental Film Festival of the Canary Islands (FICMEC) has announced Ghana’s Portia Adu-Mensah as the recipient of the Premio Brote Activismo Medioambiental (Sprout Environmental Activism Award) for its 26th edition.
Mrs. Adu-Mensah is the National Coordinator for 350 Ghana.

Ms. Adu-Mensah has been recognised for her commitment to environmental initiatives, advocating for environmental rights in Ghana, and defending biodiversity conservation.
She has also contributed to education by working with communities and schools to empower young people in the fight against environmental degradation and climate change.

This comes barely a week after a group she heads, 350 GROC also received another award from the Afrika Vuka Network and 350 Africa.
Adu Mensah has been at the forefront of biodiversity conservation efforts in Ghana.
She recognises the interconnectedness of ecosystems and the importance of preserving biodiversity for future generations.
Her work has included raising awareness on the impact of climate, promoting tree planting , and collaborating with local communities to implement renewable energy projects.
The XXVI edition of FICMEC honored Portia Adu Mensah during its closing gala. The festival, held in Tenerife from May 30 to June 3, 2024, provided a platform for celebrating environmental activism and fostering global collaboration.
Latest Stories
-
Police arrest suspect for unlawful possession and attempted sale of firearm
38 minutes -
3 arrested in connection with Tema robberies
46 minutes -
Your mouth on weed is nothing to smile about
54 minutes -
25% university fees hike, what was the plan all along? — Kristy Sakyi queries
3 hours -
Some OMCs reduce fuel prices; petrol going for GH¢10.86, diesel GH¢11.96
3 hours -
Trump says health is ‘perfect’ amid ageing concerns
3 hours -
China’s BYD set to overtake Tesla as world’s top EV seller
3 hours -
Joy FM’s iconic 90’s Jam returns tonight: Bigger, better, and packed with nostalgia
4 hours -
Uproar as UG fees skyrocket by over 25% for 2025/2026 academic year
5 hours -
Japan PM joins fight for more female toilets in parliament
6 hours -
Ga Mantse declares war on fishing industry child labour
7 hours -
Adom FM’s ‘Strictly Highlife’ lights up La Palm with rhythm and nostalgia in unforgettable experience
8 hours -
OMCs slash fuel prices as cedi gains
9 hours -
Around 40 dead in Swiss ski resort bar fire, police say
9 hours -
AFCON 2025: Aubameyang and Nsue make history among oldest goalscorers
10 hours
