Annor Ofori, aged 48, has been sentenced to three years in prison. This follows his conviction for illegal hunting.
The illegal hunting took place within the Ankasa Conservation area. This is a protected zone.
Ofori was apprehended by patrol rangers. They were on duty in the conservation area.
The Ankasa Conservation area is vital for protecting wildlife. Illegal hunting poses a threat to these species.
The sentence was handed down by the courts. It serves as a deterrent against such activities.
This action by the authorities aims to uphold environmental laws. It protects Ghana's natural heritage.