Kenneth is also the mastermind behind the canopy walkways at the Legon Botanical Gardens and Kintampo Waterfalls. His expertise extends beyond Ghana; he has implemented similar projects in Nigeria’s Kwara state. Additionally, he participated in the development of the Peninsula Walkway in Akosombo, completed in December 2019, which he proudly refers to as the longest walkway in West Africa.

With meticulous planning, Kenneth set out to design and construct the first canopy walkway in Kakum National Park. He developed a system that suspended narrow bridges between towering trees, allowing visitors to traverse the forest canopy at various heights. The result was a breathtaking experience offering unparalleled views of the surrounding flora and fauna.

The introduction of the canopy walkways had a transformative impact on Ghana’s tourism industry. These innovative structures attracted both domestic and international tourists, drawing attention to the country’s natural wonders and boosting revenue. Visitors were captivated by the unique opportunity to explore the forest from a bird’s-eye view, providing them with an unforgettable and immersive experience.

Kenneth Akufo Asare’s dedication to conservation and innovation has earned him widespread recognition and admiration. His remarkable contributions to Ghana’s eco-tourism sector continue to inspire future generations of environmentalists and entrepreneurs.