Bia National Park

Bia national park is a country wide park inside the Western Region of Ghana. It is also a biosphere reserve with a 563 square kilometer aid reserve. It has a number of Ghana's closing remnants of extraordinarily untouched woodland whole with its full range of wildlife. Some of the tallest timber left in West Africa is found on this national park. Bia National Park is a country wide park inside the Western Region of Ghana.

It is also a biosphere reserve with a 563 square kilometer resource reserve. It has some of Ghana's last remnants of extraordinarily untouched wooded area complete with its full variety of flora and fauna. Some of the tallest timber left in West Africa are discovered in this country wide park. There are sixty two species of mammals recognised to stay in the park, and over one hundred sixty species of birds, such as the endangered white-breasted guinea bird. The park is also the only recognised home of the newly observed species of lizard, Agama sylvanus. Ghana's main included forest antelope groups additionally live within the park.