Travel Guide Réserve De Faune De Binder-Léré

On Binder-The, poaching, intensive fishing and bush fires are obstacles to the sustainable development of this protected area. Protection measures are under way. With an area of 135 000 ha, Binder-The is the smallest reserve in Chad. Its exceptional animal biodiversity consists mainly of large herbivores such as hippotrague, elephant and manatee, scientific name Trichechus senegalensis, the emblematic species of the two lakes! To promote environmental protection, riparian populations (Moundang and Foulbé) have organized and collaborated with the park to develop eco-tourism. In 2002, the Community pilot Domain was set up on 40 000 ha for sports hunting.The aim is to enable the surrounding population to live better, with the income generated by tourism, to better protect nature. You can admire the fauna and flora of the reserve and especially its main point of interest, the falls of Gauthiot. These waterfalls, which caracolent on the Mayo Kebbi, are on the wrong track that leaves Tréné, about kilometres from The.