GWS is dedicated to preserving and protecting Ghana’s rich and diverse wildlife and ecosystem. With a commitment to sustainable practices and community engagement, we play a pivotal role in conserving Ghana’s natural heritage for present and future generations.
We believe that nature is the life support system of a planet in which all life can thrive. To ensure the survival of all species, including our own, people and nature must coexist in greater harmony, equity, and sustainability.
To realise this vision, we run conservation programs structured around four strategic themes:
What we do
We believe that nature is the life support system of a fully functional planet and to ensure the survival of all life, including our own; people and nature need to live together in greater harmony, more equitably and sustainably.
Citizen Science Education
Since 2012, we have been organising monthly birdwalks as part of our activities to promote the conservation of birds and promote the knowledge and conservation of birds through citizen science.
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.
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Ghana Wildlife Society (GWS) is a non-profit conservation organisation. We belong to BirdLife International, the world’s largest nature conservation partnership of 120 autonomous NGOs worldwide.
© 1994 – 2025 │Ghana Wildlife Society is a registered non-profit in Ghana (registration number X0283).
