Manovo-Gounda St. Floris National Park
A sprawling protected landscape in Central Africa, this national park preserves exceptional biodiversity across savannas, grasslands and waterways near the Chad border.
At a glance
Manovo-Gounda St. Floris is a large national park in the Bamingui-Bangoran prefecture of the Central African Republic. Its UNESCO World Heritage designation, awarded in 1988, reflects the remarkable variety of wildlife and ecosystems contained within its boundaries.
History
The park was established as a protected area and inscribed to UNESCO’s World Heritage list in 1988. Its recognition acknowledged the scientific and conservation significance of its diverse flora and fauna.
What you see
The park encompasses multiple habitat types across its landscape. Visitors encounter varied terrain including savannas and grasslands, interspersed with waterways that support the park’s abundant wildlife population.
Cultural significance
Manovo-Gounda St. Floris holds international importance as a repository of biodiversity. The diversity of life present within the park makes it a significant site for conservation and scientific research across Central Africa.
Key facts
- Location: Bamingui-Bangoran prefecture, Central African Republic
- Coordinates: 9°N, 21.5°E
- UNESCO World Heritage Site: inscribed 1988
- Designation: National park
Practical information & getting there
The park lies in the northeastern region of the Central African Republic, positioned near the Chad border. Access and visiting conditions should be verified through official Central African Republic tourism resources due to regional circumstances.
Sources & resources
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