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Sylvia Akosua Tinkoramah

STUDENT - UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

"I completed my internship at Wildlife Human Resources Organisation (WHRO), and it was truly amazing. I learned so many new things about the environment and the corporate world. Additionally, I had the opportunity to join a two-day field trip during which I got to see migratory birds, different kinds of mangroves, and visited a salt production company. My internship at WHRO was genuinely enlightening and educational. I was fortunate to have the best supervisors who ensured that we were always okay, helped us learn new things, and showered us with love."

Jennifer Dede Ankrah

STUDENT - UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

" I am a student of the University of Ghana, Legon. I had the most incredible time at WHRO undertaking my industrial internship. It was an amazing opportunity for me to work closely with seasoned and passionate professionals who are dedicated to protecting and preserving our precious wildlife. I gained valuable hands-on experience in planning and executing scientific research, conservation awareness, community engagement, and field monitoring of wildlife species such as aquatic birds and sea turtles. This internship did not only deepen my knowledge and love for wildlife, but also helped equip me with valuable skills that will doubtlessly help me in the field of conservation. I am extremely grateful for this unforgettable experience."

Samuel Fiifi Simons

NATIONAL SERVICE PERSONNEL

" Working with Wildlife and Human Resource Organization (WHRO) Ghana has been an enriching experience. I was entrusted with diverse responsibilities that accelerated my growth in natural resource conservation and corporate skills. WHRO Ghana provided invaluable exposure to collecting, analysing, and reporting scientific data, enhancing my abilities in data management and interpretation. The supportive environment and challenging opportunities enabled me to realize my hidden potentials and contribute meaningfully to our research endeavours. It was an honour to serve with WHRO Ghana during my national service period. I am grateful for the trust and guidance extended to me and proud to have been part of such a dedicated team committed to the conservation of Ghana's wildlife and natural resources. "

Louisa Miboshierega Ogundare

STUDENT - UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

"My internship at the Wildlife and Human Resources Organization (WHRO) was an enlightening experience. It presented great opportunities to practically experience things I formerly learned in class and improved my understanding on other organizations and laws that deal with preserving the environment and managing natural resources. I believe the internship also opened my mind to the various occupations available to me as a Marine Science major."

Comfort Gli

STUDENT - UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

"The Wildlife and Human Resources Organisation (WHRO) has taught me more about marine organisms, such as sea turtles, and ways to protect these organisms. WHRO has helped me inspire the environment wherever I go with the knowledge I gained from my internship with them."

Sampson Mawuko Kudior

STUDENT - UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

"As a former intern at Wildlife and Human Resources Organisation (WHRO), I can state that the organization has given me a life-changing opportunity that combines environmental impact, skill development, and a passion for the planet's creatures. The organization also provides me with the skills and information I need to pursue a fulfilling career in wildlife conservation, enabling me to play a vital part in safeguarding endangered species."

Sylvia Akosua Tinkoramah

STUDENT - UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

"I completed my internship at Wildlife Human Resources Organisation (WHRO), and it was truly amazing. I learned so many new things about the environment and the corporate world. Additionally, I had the opportunity to join a two-day field trip during which I got to see migratory birds, different kinds of mangroves, and visited a salt production company. My internship at WHRO was genuinely enlightening and educational. I was fortunate to have the best supervisors who ensured that we were always okay, helped us learn new things, and showered us with love."

Jennifer Dede Ankrah

STUDENT - UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

" I am a student of the University of Ghana, Legon. I had the most incredible time at WHRO undertaking my industrial internship. It was an amazing opportunity for me to work closely with seasoned and passionate professionals who are dedicated to protecting and preserving our precious wildlife. I gained valuable hands-on experience in planning and executing scientific research, conservation awareness, community engagement, and field monitoring of wildlife species such as aquatic birds and sea turtles. This internship did not only deepen my knowledge and love for wildlife, but also helped equip me with valuable skills that will doubtlessly help me in the field of conservation. I am extremely grateful for this unforgettable experience."

Samuel Fiifi Simons

NATIONAL SERVICE PERSONNEL

" Working with Wildlife and Human Resource Organization (WHRO) Ghana has been an enriching experience. I was entrusted with diverse responsibilities that accelerated my growth in natural resource conservation and corporate skills. WHRO Ghana provided invaluable exposure to collecting, analysing, and reporting scientific data, enhancing my abilities in data management and interpretation. The supportive environment and challenging opportunities enabled me to realize my hidden potentials and contribute meaningfully to our research endeavours. It was an honour to serve with WHRO Ghana during my national service period. I am grateful for the trust and guidance extended to me and proud to have been part of such a dedicated team committed to the conservation of Ghana's wildlife and natural resources. "

Louisa Miboshierega Ogundare

STUDENT - UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

"My internship at the Wildlife and Human Resources Organization (WHRO) was an enlightening experience. It presented great opportunities to practically experience things I formerly learned in class and improved my understanding on other organizations and laws that deal with preserving the environment and managing natural resources. I believe the internship also opened my mind to the various occupations available to me as a Marine Science major."

Comfort Gli

STUDENT - UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

"The Wildlife and Human Resources Organisation (WHRO) has taught me more about marine organisms, such as sea turtles, and ways to protect these organisms. WHRO has helped me inspire the environment wherever I go with the knowledge I gained from my internship with them."

Sampson Mawuko Kudior

STUDENT - UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

"As a former intern at Wildlife and Human Resources Organisation (WHRO), I can state that the organization has given me a life-changing opportunity that combines environmental impact, skill development, and a passion for the planet's creatures. The organization also provides me with the skills and information I need to pursue a fulfilling career in wildlife conservation, enabling me to play a vital part in safeguarding endangered species."

Sylvia Akosua Tinkoramah

STUDENT - UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

"I completed my internship at Wildlife Human Resources Organisation (WHRO), and it was truly amazing. I learned so many new things about the environment and the corporate world. Additionally, I had the opportunity to join a two-day field trip during which I got to see migratory birds, different kinds of mangroves, and visited a salt production company. My internship at WHRO was genuinely enlightening and educational. I was fortunate to have the best supervisors who ensured that we were always okay, helped us learn new things, and showered us with love."

Jennifer Dede Ankrah

STUDENT - UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

" I am a student of the University of Ghana, Legon. I had the most incredible time at WHRO undertaking my industrial internship. It was an amazing opportunity for me to work closely with seasoned and passionate professionals who are dedicated to protecting and preserving our precious wildlife. I gained valuable hands-on experience in planning and executing scientific research, conservation awareness, community engagement, and field monitoring of wildlife species such as aquatic birds and sea turtles. This internship did not only deepen my knowledge and love for wildlife, but also helped equip me with valuable skills that will doubtlessly help me in the field of conservation. I am extremely grateful for this unforgettable experience."

Samuel Fiifi Simons

NATIONAL SERVICE PERSONNEL

" Working with Wildlife and Human Resource Organization (WHRO) Ghana has been an enriching experience. I was entrusted with diverse responsibilities that accelerated my growth in natural resource conservation and corporate skills. WHRO Ghana provided invaluable exposure to collecting, analysing, and reporting scientific data, enhancing my abilities in data management and interpretation. The supportive environment and challenging opportunities enabled me to realize my hidden potentials and contribute meaningfully to our research endeavours. It was an honour to serve with WHRO Ghana during my national service period. I am grateful for the trust and guidance extended to me and proud to have been part of such a dedicated team committed to the conservation of Ghana's wildlife and natural resources. "