Where to see a species
Where to see Grivet
- 10 parks and reserves
- 9 countries
- 1 species
The ten parks for the grivet cross Africa from west to east and reach down to the Cape: Comoé at 11,500 km², Dinder at 10,291, Kissama at 9,600 and Niokolo-Koba at 9,130 are the four largest, and Comoé and Niokolo-Koba are World Heritage. Addo Elephant, in South Africa, is the southernmost; Basse-Casamance, at 50 km², the smallest.
Where
Places come from reviewed species-place links; the species shown at each place are only those in this group.
National Park
Addo Elephant
South Africa
South AfricaGrivet
See park
National Park
Boucle du Baoulé National Park
Mali
MaliGrivet
See park
UNESCONational Park
Comoe
Côte d’Ivoire
Côte d’IvoireGrivet
See park
National Park
Dinder National Park
Sudan
SudanGrivet
See park
National Park
Kissama National Park
Angola
AngolaGrivet
See park
National Park
Lower Casamance
Senegal
SenegalGrivet
See parkNational Park
Mole
Ghana
GhanaGrivet
See park
UNESCONational Park
Niokolo-Koba
Senegal
Grivet
See park
National Park
Orango Islands National Park
Guinea-Bissau
Guinea-BissauGrivet
See park
National Park
Outamba-Kilimi National Park
Sierra Leone
Sierra LeoneGrivet
See park