Bajo Zambeze (Lower Zambezi)

National Park
Zambia · Southern Africa
Southern AfricaDeclared in 19834,092 km²

Directly opposite Zimbabwe's Mana Pools across the Zambezi, forming a single transboundary ecosystem

Area

4,092 km²

Protection category

UICN II

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Declared in

1983

Region

Southern Africa

Climate

Tropical

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Area
4,092 km²

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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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14 species documented in Bajo Zambeze (Lower Zambezi)

10 Mammals3 Birds1 Reptiles

At conservation risk:León,Licaón,Elefante africano,Leopardo,Hipopótamo común

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