Bajo Zambeze (Lower Zambezi)
Directly opposite Zimbabwe's Mana Pools across the Zambezi, forming a single transboundary ecosystem
Area
4,092 km²
Declared in
1983
Region
Southern Africa
Climate
Tropical
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Directly opposite Zimbabwe's Mana Pools across the Zambezi, forming a single transboundary ecosystem
Declared in 1983, Lower Zambezi lies directly opposite Zimbabwe's Mana Pools National Park across the Zambezi, forming with it a virtually continuous transboundary riverine ecosystem through which wildlife moves freely between the two countries. It is celebrated for its canoe safaris, which let visitors drift silently up to herds of elephants drinking at the bank without the noise of an engine.
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See on the interactive map14 species documented in Bajo Zambeze (Lower Zambezi)
At conservation risk:León,Licaón,Elefante africano,Leopardo,Hipopótamo común
VulnerableLeón
Panthera leo
EndangeredLicaón
Lycaon pictus
Least ConcernAbejaruco carmín
Merops nubicus
Least ConcernÁguila pescadora africana
Haliaeetus vocifer
Least ConcernAntílope acuático (bosbok)
Tragelaphus scriptus
Near ThreatenedBúfalo africano
Syncerus caffer
Least ConcernCocodrilo del Nilo
Crocodylus niloticus
EndangeredElefante africano
Loxodonta africana
Least ConcernHiena manchada
Crocuta crocuta
Least ConcernImpala
Aepyceros melampus
Least ConcernKudú mayor
Tragelaphus strepsiceros
VulnerableLeopardo
Panthera pardus
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