Makes changes to the Environmental Assessment Regulations of 1999; specifically on fees for environmental cerfiticates and permits.

Makes vocabulary changes to Regulations 90-98, 109 and 111, and deletes Regulation 104. It also details the “Second Schedule” on registration fees based on the size of land in the amendment.

This regulation designates some lands as reserves, for example Mole and Bui National Parks. The Regulation also lists what is prohibited for parl visitors, and the associated penalties.

Makes vocabulary changes to the “Wildlife Reserves Regulation”, and provides descriptions of the Bia National Park and Bia Game Production Reserve.

Regulation 5 was added as a statement of the charges that would be brought on an offender of regulations 2 to 4.

These regulations place restrictions on hunting and detail the punishment meted out to an offender of the restrictions. One can also find out how to obtain permits and licenses for game.

Changes made to the Wildlife Conservation Regulations specifically to regulations: 1, 5, 6, 7,and 11

Changes made to the Wildlife Conservation Regulations specifically to regulations: 1, 7,and 12

The Act defines who an honorary game officer is, outlines what is allowed in collecting specimens, outlines restrictions on imports on exports of trophies, and all other things related to wildlife preservation.

The Amendment Law simply changes a paragraph, Section 11, of the Wild Animals Preservation Law.

The regulation is a simple statement that the import and export of parrots to and from Ghana is prohibited.

The law deals with the prohibition of sale and exchange of mercury between unlicensed parties.

An Act that shows how the government designates land for public consumption, for example the construction of roads and highways.

An Act that grants the President of the Republic of Ghana the authority over all minerals in Ghana, for example to grant mining licenses, to grant land access through rent, and such things as these.

Makes changes and substitutions to the Minerals Act of 1962.

Makes changes to the following (sub)sections of the Forest Protection decree: Sections 1 and 2 on offences.

Establishes a Forest Improvement Fund under the authority of the Minister in charge of forest-related matters, and also mentions examples of payments into the fund.

Makes changes to the following sections of the Forest Improvement Fund Act: Sections 2, 5,and 6.

The Act defines a diseased plant and diseased area and places prohibitons on the sale, exchange and purchase of those diseased plants and lands.

There are some plants that by law cannot be destroyed; thus, the Act enforces the rule and puts measures in place to penalize offenders.