For our fifth episode, Ross Henry interviews Wellington Baiden of Portal Forest Estates in Ghana. Wellington Baiden has over 20 years of experience in forestry, ecotourism, environmental conservation, community livelihood support, and natural resource policy analysis, as well as in the wood products sector in Ghana. He is an internationally recognized innovator and consultant in agro-forestry and environmentally sustainable development interventions. He is also a mentor and an environmental educationist.

In this Experiences Behind the Expertise we speak with Wellington on a wide range of topics:

1. Carbon credits
2. Benefits of Multiple Revenue Streams
3. Ghana slave Castles
4. The future of Portal Forest Estates

Podcast Notes:
Portal Forest Estates - The website for portal forest estates
Poems of Rooney - http://kathleenrooney.com/poetry/
Ghana Slave Castles - The Shocking Story of the Ghanaian Cape Coast

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