Bwabwata National Park

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by Marco Schmidt[1]

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Bwabwata National Park, located in the northeastern region of Namibia, is a unique conservation area that spans approximately 6,274 square kilometers. It is renowned for its dual purpose of both wildlife conservation and human habitation, integrating local communities into its management and sustainable use. The park is characterized by its diverse landscapes, including woodlands, floodplains, and riverine areas, which support a variety of wildlife such as elephants, buffalo, hippos, and numerous bird species. The Kavango and Kwando rivers that border the park provide vital water sources and contribute to the lush environment.

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