Atwima Kwanwoma
Nweneso No. 1 & No. 2
Approximately 100 acres were reported as the reclamation programme target. That figure is not a surveyed development parcel.
Documented pits, disturbed land and ongoing reclamation reporting.
Explore location →The land & its story
The beginning of
a new chapter.
Published images, documented damage and candidate locations provide the starting point for a responsible restoration and development vision.
Land & restoration
From damaged land to renewed possibility.
These flat-terrain illustrations show mining damage, reclamation and field assessment. They are not photographs of the candidate locations. Current site conditions and boundaries require field inspection and survey.
The damaged landscape
Flat mining-affected land with excavated pits and disturbed soil, illustrating the starting point for assessment.
AI-generated illustration · Not an existing or approved project
The reclamation pathway
Grading and drainage work illustrate how land could be prepared for safe, appropriate future uses.
AI-generated illustration · Not an existing or approved project
Understanding the ground
Surveying and environmental sampling inform the decision about what each parcel can support.
AI-generated illustration · Not an existing or approved projectMINING DAMAGE / LANDSCAPE GALLERY
The extent of the damage.
Additional views illustrate common forms of mining-related land damage. Select an image to inspect it full-screen. These visuals are illustrative and do not establish conditions at any identified parcel.
Abandoned open pits
Unfilled excavations and exposed earth walls illustrate the hazards that a site survey must map.
AI-generated illustration · Not a photograph of a candidate site
Water-filled excavations
Muddy standing water and disturbed banks illustrate why drainage, water quality and safety assessments matter.
AI-generated illustration · Not a photograph of a candidate site
Stripped and disturbed ground
Removed vegetation, exposed roots and broken ground show the types of damage reclamation planning must address.
AI-generated illustration · Not a photograph of a candidate siteLAND RECOVERY / ADDITIONAL VIEWS
Understand. Restore. Regenerate.
Additional flat-terrain illustrations explore the wider damage pattern, drainage works and landscape recovery. Select an image for a full-screen view.
The wider landscape
An illustrative aerial view shows how multiple excavations can affect a broad area of level land.
AI-generated illustration · Not an existing or approved project
Restoring drainage
A conceptual drainage corridor shows one element of a site-specific reclamation design.
AI-generated illustration · Not an existing or approved project
A landscape taking root
Revegetation can form part of an agreed recovery strategy, with monitoring and long-term care.
AI-generated illustration · Not an existing or approved projectCandidate location profiles
Four leads. One disciplined process.
Atwima Nwabiagya South
Amanchia
Acreage has not been verified.
Published research identifies an abandoned mined site; parcel availability requires investigation.
Explore location →Bekwai Municipality
Pepedan
Acreage has not been verified.
The Assembly reports reclamation of mining-affected land. Existing works and future land-use commitments must be checked.
Explore location →Wider Ashanti Region
Nyankomanse & Asare
320 hectares combined, approximately 791 acres, reported reclaimed.
Existing restoration sites with tree-planting commitments; availability for development is unconfirmed.
Explore location →From a location lead to a defined site.
Our next project milestone is a verified site dossier: ownership, coordinates, topographic survey, pit inventory, environmental screening and an initial infrastructure review.
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