Nat Owusu-Prempeh

The researcher has conducted extensive studies focusing on land use, ecosystem services, soil health, biodiversity, and environmental impacts. Their work spans multiple domains, including forest management, agriculture, mining, and fishery practices, all grounded in field observations and statistical analyses. Key themes include the ecological consequences of farming systems, soil carbon dynamics, and the resilience of protected habitats. By examining specific ecosystems like forests, croplands, and mining sites, the researcher has contributed to understanding how land management practices affect local communities and their environments. Their research emphasizes the importance of conservation efforts in mitigating habitat disruption and improving water and nutrient cycling, while also addressing the ecological risks associated with resource extraction. Through interdisciplinary approaches, including remote sensing and spatial analysis, the researcher has provided valuable insights into sustainable development strategies that enhance ecosystem services in Ghana.