We start 2020 by introducing Yellow, a white-naped mangabey orphan from the bushmeat trade, who was confiscated in 2019 and has now successfully integrated into a group at the EPBC.

WAPCA says goodbye to intern Annette, as she heads to the Cayman Island to study iguanas. Limited intern opportunities are available at WAPCA so do get in touch.

The CREMA opened their first organic coconut processing centre. See Projects for more info.

WAPCA is investigating options for coconut shell waste. One option is to build a reactor to convert to charcoal. This creates an additional income, and reduces the need to enter the forest for firewood.

Due to Covid, meetings have been restricted however we were able to have a meeting with our colleagues in Cote d'Ivoire via Skype to discuss the transboundary activities.

Vivian Nuho has been appointed Vice Chair of the WAPCA Ghana Board

New baby at the EPBC. Mum Chaachele and Dad Kweku welcomed a boy. The mangabeys are part of a global breeding programme to maintain a reserve population.

Thanks to the generosity of our members, we have been able to purchase a new vehicle.

WAPCA has gone LIVE! We are hosting a local monthly radio programme on West FM, discussing all things conservation!

Yaw travels from Kumasi to join Ivy & Mama as the new breeding male, after sadly Annan passed away

WAPCA Research Group welcomes Seda Kavlak from the City University of Applied Science in Bremen. Seda is at the Forested Enclosure looking at species adaption and diet preference.

Equipment to make coconut oil has arrived at the Centre