Nature and Faune, vol. 23, no.2

Abstract

This edition of the Nature & Faune magazine aims at reflecting on and rekindling interest in successful field projects, capacity-building initiatives and networking of natural resources practitioners. It is a strategy to sustain ideas that could enhance conservation of wildlife and natural ecosystems and improve Africa’s rural livelihoods. This edition of the magazine offers project managers and natural resources practitioners a platform to showcase success stories from their activities, thus of fering readers the opportunity to communicate with them and exchange information on areas of common interest. It is overflowing with heartening accounts and chronicles from Africa. Ghana is the Country under focus in this Issue. A team of Ghanaian natural resource managers explores key organizational, administrative and policy measures that led to a well organized forestry administration in Ghana.