Boabeng-Fiema Monkey Sanctuary Adventures
Boabeng-Fiema Monkey Sanctuary is renowned for its unique population of sacred monkeys and its important role in wildlife conservation.
About Boabeng-Fiema Monkey Sanctuary
Boabeng-Fiema Monkey Sanctuary is a protected area located in the Brong-Ahafo Region of Ghana. It is celebrated for being home to two species of monkeys: the black and white colobus and the mona monkey. These primates are considered sacred by the local communities, and their protection is deeply rooted in traditional beliefs. Covering around 192 acres, the sanctuary is a lush forest habitat, offering a green respite with trails for visitors to explore. Beyond its rich biodiversity, Boabeng-Fiema serves as a critical conservation project, balancing wildlife protection with community involvement. Visitors can enjoy guided walks, which not only provide opportunities to view monkeys but also educate about the sanctuary's ecology and history. The sanctuary is a testament to successful wildlife management, where local traditions and modern conservation efforts align.
Highlights
Guided tours to see the sacred monkeys
Community-led conservation efforts
Picturesque forest trails
Cultural insights into local traditions
Notable Natural Features
Colobus and Mona Monkeys
Visitors can see two species of primates that are protected here, benefiting from local conservation efforts.
Sacred Forest
The sanctuary includes a sacred area where traditional beliefs protect the forest and its inhabitants.
Local Guides
Tours led by local community members who share insights into the sanctuary's wildlife and cultural significance.