CAMPO MA'AN NATIONAL PARK

Located in southern Cameroon on the Atlantic Ocean coast, Campo Ma'an National Park preserves 2,604 ^km2 of biological diversity from the ravages of deforestation and the Chad-Cameroon pipeline. Mountains and plateaus cover the northern part of the Park, while the southern part is mainly covered by hills and small valleys. More than 1,500 plant species have been recorded here, as well as 80 mammal species, and hundreds of bird and reptile species.