Category Archives: Conservation
YouTube Tuesday #19: Mole National Park
Many people do not even consider West Africa when looking to travel to Ghana because they want to take Safari, and there are great Safari’s in East and South Africa. Ghana has so much to offer a visitor and wildlife … Continue reading
YouTube Tuesday #18: Kakum National Park Canopy Walk
If you are scared of heights this could be very difficult for you. Kakum National Park near Cape Coast, Ghana has a very unique jungle experience. About a 15 minute hike from the parks main gate tourist center is the start … Continue reading
Bringing the Eco-Volunteering Spirit to Your Own Backyard
This is a guest blog by Anni Murry a freelance writer for www.Journeys4Good.com Writing about eco-voluntourism means learning about the many thousands of ways a person can make a difference abroad. The sheer number of opportunities is staggering: helping children … Continue reading
Wanderer Wednesday #11: Eco-travel Responsibly
The world tourism industry is the largest in the world. With this sort of power there is so much potential for environmental harm, but there are things that can be done to do good while traveling that can decrees the … Continue reading
Youtube Tuesday #15: Illegal Trawlers at Cape Three Points
This self explanatory video is evidence of an issue that is going on throughout Africa. The illegal fishing of the seas of countries in Africa is one of the many economical and ecological threats to Africa in modern times. Over fishing is … Continue reading
What is an Anti-Safari?
You may have seen my new marketing image and asked yourself, “gee I wonder what this guy has against safaris?”
Man Arrested for Illegal Entry into Ankasa Reserve, Ghana
Today on Ghanaweb.com there was an article (link here) about a Farmer who was caught and fined inside the Ankasa Resource Reserve. He was fined 360 Ghana Cedis (about $300 US) for unlawful entrance to the reserve. The 64 year … Continue reading
