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Campo Ma'an National Park located in the South of Cameroon’s, entire area consists of four logging concessions, an agroforestry zone, and an agro-industrial zone with rubber and palms plants. Created in 2000, Campo-Ma’an is a nature lover’s paradise with 80 species of mammals, including endangered elephants, gorillas and chimpanzees, as well as at least 302 species of birds, 122 species of reptiles, more than 80 species of amphibians, plant and flower species and is well-known for its rich biodiversity.
The communities of local people living near the park, make this area unique and are eager to safeguard their natural resources, but also keen for economic development. The WWF works in partnership to promote community-based nature tourism as one solution.
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Everything went according to plan and our guides were very helpful and knowledgeable. The local guide who was with us around Nui Dat and Long Tan certainly made the experience that little bit better for my Father in Law
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