An aggressive proliferation of water hyacinth in southern Ghana's Volta Lake is crippling fishing activities, depleting fish stocks and destroying local livelihoods.

Upon arrival at Kotoka International airport in Ghana’s capital city Accra, you are immediately greeted by a sign that says “Akwaaba,” which means “Welcome” – and this is exactly how you will feel ...

Ghana rsquo;s forests, rivers, and wildlife essential to the country rsquo;s economy and the wellbeing of millions are under ...

With more than a third of the world’s tree species sliding towards extinction, and amidst the escalating climate and biodiversity crises, Ghana is stepping up efforts to protect its timber and support ...

Nestled in the heart of the Hohoe Municipality of the Volta Region, lies one of Ghana’s most enchanting natural wonders, Wli ...

Scientists are working with Ghanaian villagers to improve water quality and wildlife stocks. Scientists at the University of Liverpool are working with Ghanaian villagers and scientists to improve ...

Berkeley -- The declining fish supply in the West African nation of Ghana, which once had a thriving fishing industry, has led to increased illegal hunting of wild game, or bushmeat, according to new ...

Ghana is facing calls to update its laws on wildlife crime after fears the country has become a transit route for the illegal trade in pangolin scales. More than 31,000 kilograms (68,000 pounds) of ...