The Future

The Future

While Kakum is an excellent source of income for the Ghanaian government, it is also an educational...

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Forest Planning

Forest Planning

Even though the Forestry Commission determines the allowable cut for each tree species each year, it...

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Charcoal Production

Charcoal Production

Charcoal production also takes place on a smaller scale in more remote villages with lesser populations,...

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A Global Destination

A Global Destination

One of the most impressive of these locations is Kakum National Park, which represents just over 10% of...

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Only Half

Only Half

Logging trucks are still prevalent, and the size of the trees being cut down and transported are...

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IMG_4600

IMG_4600

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Canopy Walk

Canopy Walk

Kakum is a primary example of how successful ecotourism sites can be in Ghana. With over 136,000...

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The Peoples Fuel

The Peoples Fuel

Even with widespread availability of alternative fuels like kerosene and propane, charcoal is still...

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Fallen Giant

Fallen Giant

In 1994, the Ghanaian government began to recognize that continued timber trade at such elevated rates...

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Wildlife Division

Wildlife Division

As a part of the governments recognition of the benefits of education, it has used the Forestry...

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Fueling the Fire

Fueling the Fire

Commercial and illegal logging for timber trade is not the only source of deforestation in Ghana. A...

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Education

Education

Education plays an essential role in instilling the prevention of deforestation, forest preservation,...

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Charcoal Tower

Charcoal Tower

Unfortunately, because Ghana’s forest resources were plentiful at one time, gathering firewood and...

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An Alternative

An Alternative

Only recently has the Ghanaian government begun to promote alternatives to traditional fuel and...

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Left to Dry

Left to Dry

Charcoals susceptibility to moisture makes it pre disposed to price variation, and sometimes it must be...

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A Step Back In Time

A Step Back In Time

Slightly less than 50 years ago, much of southern Ghana looked like this; 8.7 million acres of thriving,...

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An Uphill Struggle

An Uphill Struggle

In the early 80’s, the Ghanaian government faced economic collapse due to debt, political...

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Whats Left:  An overlook 40 miles north east of Accra

Whats Left: An overlook 40 miles north east of Accra

This is a much better visualization of Ghana’s landscape; a landscape riddled with agricultural sites,...

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