Critically Endangered Talbotiella gentii
species (Talbotiella gentii) in Ghana using in situ conservation strategies
Conservation Initiative (SIBCI)
development that responds to the challenges of climate change
the conservation of nature
& concern for nature
young people to enhance their love for wildlife and nature
conservation and management
to carry out conservation projects
Monthly Birdwalk
variety of bird species. This walk is suitable for all lovers of nature.
Inspiring conservation actions for the benefit of nature and people.
2018-02-02
Songor Ramsar Site
On the 2nd February of every year, people from nations across the globe celebrate World Wetlands Day to raise global
2018-03-03
Ghana Wildlife Society, Ridge, Accra
World Wildlife Day is a United Nations official event, celebrated on March 3 every year. The day was declared out
2018-06-05
Accra, Ghana
The World Environment Day (WED) is observed on June 5 every year to raise global awareness on positive environmental action
2019-01-24
Ghana Wildlife Society, Ridge, Accra
Our forest reserves and protected areas are currently faced by a myriad of threats, such as illegal mining, illegal logging,
2020-02-01
Experience different sites on your walk to see a variety of bird species. Join us on the 1st of February
HELM FIELD GUIDES:
BIRDS OF GHANA
Ghana is one of the most accessible countries in Western Africa and is rapidly becoming a top tourist destination. This dedicated field guide is the first to address the needs of Ghana’s fast growing network of local birdwatchers and wildlife clubs.
The Worrying State of the Sakumo Ramsar Site
Coastal wetlands are transition zones between terrestrial marine and aquatic habitats; consequently, they exhibit relatively unique
Does the Atewa Forest Landscape need a Strategic Environmental Assessment?
Globally, Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) is increasingly being recognized as a means by which sustainability goals
That Plastic Could End Up In Your Food!!!
Today, the global community celebrates World Wildlife Day under the theme “Life below water: for people
Save Vultures, Save our Garbage Collectors
Vultures play significant ecological and economic roles in our environment. They act as nature’s garbage collectors
Saving nature is our sole responsibility, not a choice or luxury.
Join the many people who support our conservation efforts and take a stand for nature too.