Ghana has a large system of 21 protected areas which include 7 national parks, 6 Resource Reserves, 2 Wildlife Sanctuaries, 1 Strict Nature Reserve and 5 coastal wetlands.^[1]

National parks

Bia National Park
Bui National Park
Digya National Park - A park on the western bank of the Volta Lake that includes large swathes of inland estuary. It is located approximately 100 km to the east of Techiman.
Kakum National Park - A coastal rainforest in the central region with abundant plant and animal life. Park facilities include access to the upper rainforest canopy. Located 30 km north of Cape Coast.
Kyabobo National Park
Mole National Park - A former game reserve in the isolated northern region of Ghana that contains an abundant variety of wildlife. It is located 100 km to the west of Tamale.
Nini Suhien National Park - A small forest located in the western region near the border of Cote d'Ivoire.

Conservation sites

References

^ UICN/PACO (2010). Parks and reserves of Ghana : Management effectiveness assessment of protected areas (PDF). Ouagadougou, BF: UICN/PACO. ISBN 978-2-8317-1277-2.

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Bia Bui Digya Kakum Kyabobo Mole Nini Suhien

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