Nouabale-Ndoki

National Park
Republic of the Congo · Central Africa
Central AfricaDeclared in 19934,238 km²

Its central clearing, nicknamed Eden, holds one of the least human-shy western lowland gorilla populations ever documented

Area

4,238 km²

Protection category

UICN II

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Declared in

1993

Region

Central Africa

Climate

Tropical

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Area
4,238 km²

Highlight

Its central clearing, nicknamed Eden, holds one of the least human-shy western lowland gorilla populations ever documented

Declared in 1993, Nouabalé-Ndoki is celebrated for its central clearing known as Mbeli Bai, informally nicknamed Eden by the first researchers to study it in the 1990s, where a population of western lowland gorillas was documented behaving with exceptional confidence and little fear of human presence, possibly because there has historically been no hunting in this particularly remote part of the Congo rainforest.

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31 species documented in Nouabale-Ndoki

16 Mammals4 Birds3 Reptiles2 Amphibians2 Fish1 Arachnida2 Insecta1 Diplopoda

At conservation risk:Chimpancé común,Leopardo,Loro gris africano,Pangolín gigante,Cálao de casco amarillo,Cocodrilo de hocico alargado africano,Cocodrilo enano africano,Elefante africano de bosque,Gato dorado africano,Gorila occidental,Mangabey de mejillas grises,Pangolín de vientre blanco

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Flora and ecosystems

Ecosystems found in Republic of the Congo, where Nouabale-Ndoki lies.

Selva tropicalSabanaMarino / costeroHumedal

Experiences in this park

Observación de aves

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