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Map Species Parks Diving

Parks and nature reserves

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1,382 parks and reserves across 178 countries — from savannah safaris to protected reefs.

1,382protected areas2,219documented species376World Heritage Sites

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UNESCO

National Park

Kinabalu

Malaysia

36 species

Bornean orangutan (in the lowlands nearby) · Kinabalu tree frog

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National Park

Harz

Germany

210 species

Eurasian lynx (reintroduced) · roe deer

Mayo a septiembre

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National Park (transboundary)

Tatra

Poland

175 species

Brown bear · Tatra marmot

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National Park

Hardangervidda

Norway

145 species

Europe's largest wild reindeer herd

Junio a agosto

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National Park

Stelvio (Stilfserjoch)

Italy

Brown Bear · Chamois

Manu

Peru

93 species

Jaguar · giant otter · spectacled bear

Mayo a octubre

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UNESCO

National Park

Chitwan National Park

Nepal

54 species

Indian rhinoceros · Bengal tiger · gharial

National Park

Denali

United States

52 species

Grizzly bear · wolf · caribou

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National Park

El Imposible

El Salvador

37 species

Puma · emerald toucanet

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National Park

Mountain Zebra

South Africa

32 species

Cape mountain zebra (saved from extinction) · cheetah (reintroduced)

Mayo a septiembre

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UNESCO World Heritage

About these parks

National parks, nature reserves and other protected areas, each linked to the species documented in it. A park profile gives its location, protection status and ecosystems and the wildlife recorded there, so you can choose a destination by the animals you want to see, or go from an animal to the parks where it lives. Where each piece of data comes from is explained in how we build our profiles.