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Nakambe wildlife reserve are proud to present the proposed USD$110 million project in partnership with the Ghana Tourism Authority and Ghana Forestry Commission, phased over 5 years in Ghana, West Africa, developing a centre of excellence endangered species wildlife reserve on a proposed site of Kalakpa Resource Reserve (KRR) which is a remarkable 325 km2 protected area in South Eastern Ghana containing one of the last intact examples of timeless Breath-taking bush savannah. An Outstanding African Endangered Species Wildlife Conservation Reserve & Biodiversity protection project. Encompassing a luxury Safari experience with exclusive access to the endangered species reserve to engage with various wildlife roaming free in their natural habitat of 325 km2 KRR features a spectacular combination of dry forest and short grassland savannah. The KRR lies roughly 100 km northeast of Ghana’s capital, Accra, and 20 km south of Ho, the regional capital of the Volta Region. Within the KRR, the Kalakpa River forms the central spine of a group of more than 10 generally southward-flowing rivers and streams Nakambe will offer an exclusive all year-round wildlife safari experience, lodge, restaurant, luxurious spa, bar, fire pit lounge and 20 secluded contemporary individual 5 Star premium 2, 3, and 4-bedroom suite villas. with outstanding lagoon, river and savannah vistas under the endless African skies. With future plans for additional luxury villas and extension of the conservation reserve. The proposed project will include a full Afforestation carbon credit project. Utilizing the latest satellite monitoring technology pre and during the lifetime of project. (Although Ghana has earned $4.8 million for reducing nearly 1 million tons of carbon emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation---with up to $45 million expected by the end of 2024 through the REDD+ Carbon Credits Yield Payment deal. The Forestry Commission of Ghana has partnered with the Forest Carbon Partnership Facility, Ghana Forest Investment Program, Global Environment Facility, PROGREEN, REDD+, and the World Bank to support climate and forest-smart development in Ghana. The World Bank is drawing on this experience as it rolls out its new Scaling Climate Action by Lowering Emissions (SCALE) trust fund to deploy results-based payments in support of just and inclusive decarbonization across a broad range of sectors.). Monroe Mills Inc will enhance the benefits of that project with its private investment of a proposed large Afforestation carbon credit project within the 325 km² Nakambe Reserve. Within the reserve, each villa will offer a celebration of tranquillity, space, and light, plunge Pool, an on-call butler, private safari 4x4 vehicle, and certified experienced safari guide. Nakambe wildlife reserve will reintroduce endangered species once thriving in Ghana over 100 years ago to sustain the growth and protection of over 80 wildlife species including white and black rhinos, African lions, buffalo, hippos , giraffes, leopard impalas, zebras and hyenas. Over 500 species of birds, mammals, fauna and flora. Every guest will be given the opportunity to plant 10 tree seedlings to enhance the protection project. Nakambe Wildlife Reserve will offer Wildlife conservation at its best for Ghana’s precious wildlife, fragile habitats for future generations and protect the biodiversity of the area.