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Pulu Keeling National Park, encompassing the entirety of North Keeling Island, is largely undisturbed and accessible only by permit for conservation purposes. This strict protection preserves its vital seabird colonies and unique ecosystems.
Once decimated by poaching, Zakouma's elephant population has rebounded significantly, growing from a mere 450 in 2010 to over 1,000 today. This success is thanks to intensive conservation efforts and robust anti-poaching initiatives, offering a beacon of hope for wildlife.
Located in the Far North Region, it's a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve known for its large mammal populations, including elephants, giraffes, lions, and various antelope species, thriving in its savanna ecosystem. It's a key conservation area.
Located on Tortola, Sage Mountain rises to 1,716 feet (523 meters) and hosts the Sage Mountain National Park. This park preserves the remnants of a tropical rainforest, a rare ecosystem in the BVI, offering hiking trails and panoramic views of the surrounding islands.
The National Park of American Samoa encompasses parts of three islands, but its most significant portion protects vibrant coral reefs, tropical rainforests, and marine ecosystems, making it a unique conservation area focused on both land and sea.
