Shai Hills Resource Reserve

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The Forestry Commission Board paid a working visit to the Shai Hills Resource Reserve on Wednesday, 13th May 2026, to familiarize themselves with the Park’s operations.

Led by the Board Chairman, Mr. Isaac Essien Esq., the delegation met with the Reserve’s Management team.

The Park Manager, Mr. Prince Anane Agyei, briefed the board on the Reserve’s operational structure, key achievements, and ongoing challenges.

The board ended their visit with a field inspection of the ongoing construction of the walkway and the accommodation facilities.

Once completed, the infrastructure is expected to boost tourism activities and enhance visitor experience.

Guardians of the green. Stewards of the future.

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Motherhood in the wild. 🍃 🐒

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This olive baboon is serving a masterclass in troop communication with this epic yawn‑pose.

Whether it’s a dominance cue or a massive midday stretch, he’s stealing the spotlight and commanding our attention!

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The Shai Hills Resource Reserve held it's annual management forum, on 4th February, 2026, with management members and Unit heads in attendance.

The forum, provided a platform for Unit heads to present their achievements and challenges from the previous year, as well as outline their outlook for 2026.

The Park Manager, Mr. Prince Anane Agyei, speaking on behalf of Dr. Joseph Boakye Esq., Executive Director of the Wildlife Division, expressed appreciation to Management Members for their dedication and hard work.

Highlighting, the Reserve’s success in the year 2025, it recorded a total number of 78,215 visitor arrivals, both nationals and Non-nationals, driving a 14% boost in revenue.

The Reserve undertook a total of five hudred and two (502) patrols, resulting in 8 arrests, to protect it's integrity from illegal activities. Additionally, thirty-three (33) communities and forty-two (42) basic schools received education on Wildlife conservation.
In staff development, the Reserve held it's inaugural HR Summit which focused on health and financial literacy for employees.


Closing the forum, the Park Manager, admonished staff to brace themselves to work harder this year, emphasizing the need for continued efforts to achieve the division’s objectives.