The evidence behind the work — technical studies, baselines and reviews that keep our conservation honest, measurable and effective.
Our reports document the science and socio-economics that guide conservation across the Upper Guinea Hotspot. Browse by theme below — for full copies of any publication, contact our team.
Forest corridors, degradation and the communities living alongside protected areas.
Improving cocoa production and smallholder livelihoods while reconnecting two vital protected areas through agroforestry.
Mapping an ecological corridor to reconnect fragmented forest patches in the Eastern Region.
Assessing how forest loss and a changing climate affect the communities on the edges of reserves.
A baseline of livelihoods and land use along the proposed BIA–Diambarakro conservation corridor.
Flood, groundwater and water-constraint studies underpinning the Bhungroo work in northern Ghana.
Findings from soil and geology analysis informing the Bhungroo water-management technology.
A synthesis of existing evidence on flooding and hydrogeology across Ghana's northern regions.
Documenting the water constraints facing northern communities and the case for intervention.
Understanding coastal and inland fishing livelihoods.
A review of artisanal fishing practices and their implications for sustainable aquatic resources.
Growing the next generation of environmental stewards.
Results and reach of the Little Green Hands environmental education programme in 2015.
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