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 can be reached. It focuses on policies, plans and programmes that promote integration of…
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Save Vultures, Save our Garbage Collectors
Vultures play significant ecological and economic roles in our environment. They act as nature’s garbage collectors by cleaning up carcasses and other organic waste found in the environment. Vultures also…
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Monitoring of Marine Mammals and Sea Turtles Offshore and Inshore of Ghanaian Waters
Ghana Wildlife Society in collaboration with its partners conducts first ever shipboard-monitoring on marine mammals and sea turtles in Ghanaian waters (inshore and offshore) BACKGROUND There is increasing awareness of…
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Ending Plastic Pollution Now: Earth Day 2018
Are we aware by 2050, there will be more plastics in our oceans than fishes? Did you also know, globally 300 million tons of plastic are sold each year and…
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Trading Ghana’s Atewa Forest: A Looming Crisis
As Ghanaians celebrate the International Day of Forests 2018, Ghana Wildlife Society wish to use the opportunity to emphasise the need to reject the proposed bauxite mining in the Atewa…
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Wintering and Stopover Ecology of Wood Warblers in Ghana.
Sponsors Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) The last decade has seen declines of Palearctic migrant birds in Europe. The problems faced by migrant birds on their European breeding…
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Expanded Search for Nesting Areas of White-necked Picathartes.
IN FOREST RESERVES IN ARTS OF THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN REGION. Ghana Wildlife Society with support from the Leventis Foundation and ALA of Switzerland has a long term research and…
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