Nature's Guidance: Indigenous Women Pioneering Conservation Leadership, Climate Resilience, and Livelihood Empowerment

The notable effects of climate change on crop production are evident with negative impacts more common than positive impacts, including several periods of price spikes following climate extremes in drought-prone areas like the Upper West Region of Ghana. Climate change has negatively affected maize yields in Northern Ghana. The increased frequency of sweltering nights in northern Ghana damages crops, with severe impacts on millet, soya, and cowpea yields and quality. Several methods and many distinct crop models and model types can be used to estimate how future climate change will affect crop production. The project "Nature's Guardians: Indigenous Women Pioneering Sustainability and Empowerment" is a transformative endeavor that places Indigenous women at the forefront of environmental conservation, sustainable development, and community resilience.