Our work is firmly rooted in partnerships and relies on the science that inspires positive conservation actions in collaboration with communities, civil society groups, businesses, universities and the government.
We are driven by several eminent conservation challenges. Weak governance, infrastructure expansion, increased consumption and poor public support for conservation, illegal mining and logging, and unsustainable agriculture patterns motivate us to take action.
We strive to address these challenges through research, policy work, and site interventions.
The position provides vision and strategic direction for the growth of the Society and ensures effective delivery of its nature and environmental conservation programmes.
Location: Accra, Ghana
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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.
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