A-Rocha Ghana reports that the initial strong public push against illegal gold mining (“galamsey”) in Ghana has waned following the heightened awareness after a helicopter crash last August. The organization suggests the nation is losing track of its efforts to combat the destructive practice, despite strong initial resolve. The August 6th incident brought significant attention to the issue, but sustained action appears to be lacking. A-Rocha Ghana implies a decrease in momentum for anti-galamsey operations. This slowdown raises concerns about the ongoing environmental damage and potential resurgence of illegal mining activities. The organization’s statement highlights the need for renewed commitment and consistent enforcement to effectively address galamsey in Ghana. Further details on specific shortcomings were not provided in the statement.