Where to see a species
Where to see White-backed Vulture
- 8 parks and reserves
- 6 countries
- 1 species
The white-backed vulture is critically endangered and the eight parks where it is documented add up to more than 63,000 km² of savannah in six countries: Kruger, Hwange and the Serengeti are the largest; Pendjari and W National Park, in West Africa, are World Heritage as are the Serengeti and Mapungubwe. Hell's Gate, at 68 km², is the smallest.
Where
Places come from reviewed species-place links; the species shown at each place are only those in this group.
National Park
Hells Gate
Kenya
KenyaWhite-backed Vulture
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National Park
Hwange
Zimbabwe
ZimbabweWhite-backed Vulture
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National Park
Kruger National Park
South Africa
South AfricaWhite-backed Vulture
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National Reserve
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Kenya
White-backed Vulture
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UNESCONational Park
Mapungubwe
South Africa
White-backed Vulture
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UNESCONational Park
Pendjari National Park
Benin
BeninWhite-backed Vulture
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UNESCONational Park
Serengeti National Park
Tanzania
TanzaniaWhite-backed Vulture
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UNESCONational Park (transboundary)
W National Park
Niger
NigerWhite-backed Vulture
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