Terminalia superba is widespread in West and Central Africa, from Guinea Bissau east to DR Congo and south to Cabinda (Angola). It's an important timber tree in Ghana, it has a number of uses including joinery, door posts and panels.

OKO Forests carried out a land survey activity to demarcate farm plots for farmers in the Bosomkyekye community, Ashanti region.

Oko farmers made a popular Ghanaian dish called ‘Ampesi’ right on the farm.

Oko Forests is constructing two fish ponds and a dam.

OKO Forests has taken over an old warehouse on the farm, and renovated it . The structure will be used for value addition and storage.

Raising of seedlings in a nursery allows the growth and maintenance of a large number of plants per unit area. We are delighted to be creating our very own nursery, making it easier for us to plant more trees.

Value addition to non timber forest products (NTFPs) is essential to creating employment opportunities for the community. We are creating a bridge for farmers to the market.

OKO employs 50 people at the factory

We successfully transplanted some of our Dendrocalamus asper bamboos near a water catchment for watershed protection.

Compared to monocultures, agroforestry systems and permaculture techniques are more robust.