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Participating in this program will put your right in the middle of some of Ghana's most beautiful National Parks and Reserves. Your work will not involve interacting with animals, as this is not an animal conservation project. All animals living in the parks are wild.
Volunteering on this project will give you an opportunity to see Ghanaian wildlife in its endangered habitat, as well as learn about tropical environments, ecology, conservation, and the importance of Africa's National Parks.
It is important to keep in mind that the National Parks have regular visitors. When you visit, you'll be working while the park is running all of its normal operations. Quickly adapting to your surroundings and contributing to the work will be highly beneficial.
Your specific tasks will depend on the location of your placement, your qualifications, the length of your stay, and the park's current issues.
Contact us prior to booking to discuss your particular skills and why you want to volunteer on this project. This information will help us choose which park is most ideal for you.
The National Parks are found in many of the protected habitats of Ghana. The most common volunteer placements are in Shai Hills Resource Reserve, Mole National Park, or Kakum National Park.
Kakum National Park: Kakum is occupied by a large expanse of rare virgin rainforest. This is the most popular of the three parks, and thus the most famous of Ghana. The park's greatest attraction is the Canopy Walkway, which is made up of seven conjoining brides that hang in the treetops.
Mole National Park: The largest of Ghana's National Parks, Mole is rich with wildlife. Located in the Northern Region, Mole offers visitors frequent sightings of many wild animals, including hartebeests, waterbucks, elephants, baboons, buffalos, and green monkeys. Mole features very affordable prices, with one of the cheapest safaris in Africa. It offers the only safari where visitors can get close to wildlife.
Shai Hills Resource Reserve: Of the three parks, Shai Hills is closest to Accra. Its offerings are diverse, including archaeological sites, granite hills, and wildlife. Hiking enthusiasts are particularly drawn to the tough climbs in some of the Shai Hills caves. A great view of the Accra plains can be found at the top of the Adwuku cave.
Minimum Age: 18
Minimum Duration: 2 weeks. Mole Nat. Park is 4 weeks
Suitable for Families: No
Suitable for Groups: No
Language Requirement: English
Arrival Dates: Every Other Friday
Work Schedule: Monday - Friday: 8AM to 3PM
Dress Code: Outdoor working clothes
Project Closed Dates: None
Our PDF brouche contains all you need to know about GHVN. Please download and read this document before booking. Our program described simply and its easy to read.