Black bellied pangolins are gradually becoming extinct in Ghana. More conservation action is needed. For the first time in over five years, we’ve rescued this black bellied pangolin. Thanks to our field for a good work done. @HCThompson001
Success stories from our beekeeping project in some selected communities around the Asukese Forest Reserve. This calls for the need for expansion of our livelihood enhancement initiative. Thanks to @ruffordgrants, John Probert, Catherine and Faith for the support.
As part of our @CLPawards funded project in the Agumatsa landscape in the Volta Region, Ghana, we will be initiating wildlife conservation clubs in basic schools within the landscape. – at Volta, Ghana
This is to help spread conservation messages across to the communities and change attitudes ofinhabitants. We believe that the sustainability of wildlife conservation depends on how well these kids understand the concept. – at Volta, Ghana
We accepted an invitation by year 3 students of Al-Rayan international school to speak about extinction and pangolin conservation. We choose the title “Protecting Pangolins today”. At the end of the lecture the students appreciated the need to support pangolin conservation. – at Accra, Ghana
Pangolin Gh is working to save the endangered Pangolin species in Ghana 🇬🇭. In the last two weeks we have rescued and safely released a mother and baby pangolin and a baby Pangolin. – at Ghana
We join the rest of the world to celebrate women today. May you to continue the your good works. We’re most grateful to all the amazing women who have support our work from the very beginning. We say Ayekoo.
Alliance for Pangolin Conservation-Ghana retweeted
This #WorldWildlifeDay, the number of assessed species on the IUCN Red List is 157,190, with over 44,000 threatened with #extinction.
Discover more about their status and what can be done ow.ly/JbCg50ErZY2
#WWD2024
Technology has been part of our work since it’s inception. It played crucial role in our quest to know whether or not pangolins were still living in the Asukese Forest Reserve. Thanks to @IDEAWILD and John H. Probert for assisting us technologically. – at Volta, Ghana
A minute of silence for all Iconic Wildlife species lost through the dreaded wildlife poaching and trade activities.
#WorldWildlifeDay2024
#PangolinLivesMatter. – at Volta, Ghana
We’re grateful to Her Excellency @HCThompson001 and the @UKinGhana for their historic visit to our project site. We also appreciate @catherine_barr for given us a copy of her book titled; Red Alert which was
presented to Her Excellency.
#PangolinGh
#PangolinsLiveMatter – at Sunyani, Ghana
We’re grateful for your visit your excellency – at Odumasi, Ghana
So glad finally to have visited @PangolinGh. Research, protection, culture change: their work is tough but vital. Our nature is one of our world’s most precious assets - protecting pangolins in 🇬🇭 benefits the whole world. Huge kudos to @PangolinGh & their school clubs 🙌 👏
World Pangolin Day is also about people who care about the survival of pangolins. On this day we renew our commitment in ensuring we protect and safeguard Pangolins and their Habitat. Together we can create a safe haven for Pangolins.
#PangolinsLiveMatter – at Ghana
The forest is our safe haven, we do whatever we like in here. Don’t poach us, for this is our HOME.
#worldpangolinDay. – at Volta, Ghana
World Pangolin Day is just around the corner. We’ll continue to share light on the plight of this species and campaign for their projection. Always remember #PangolinsArenotMeat.
They belong to the wild and must be left in the Wild. – at Volta, Ghana
Happy to announce that our livelihood support program funded by @ruffordgrants has started yielding positive results. About 15 of the bee hives have been colonized and some beneficiaries have also constructed more bee hives in addition to what they were freely supplied. – at Volta, Ghana






































