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Krokosua Hills Forest Reserve

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The Krokosua Hills Forest Reserve is found in Ghana. It was established in 1935, and covers 481 kmĀ².

Ape status

There exists no recent estimate of chimpanzee abundance in Ghana. The last estimate was made by Teleki's (1989), which estimated between 300 and 500 chimpanzees to be present in Ghana. No evidence of chimpanzee's presence was found at this site during field surveys, however their presence was reported by hunters (Magnuson, 2002; Oates, 2006).

This forest has been heavily logged in the past. Evidence of logging in progress was also seen during field surveys in 1995 (Oates, 2006). Evidence of hunting is high at this site. It was estimated to 5.2 hunting signs per hour of scouting survey (Oates, 2006).

References

Krokosua Hills Forest Reserve Wikipedia