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Parc National de la VanoisePeisey Nancroix |
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2021 parcs Nationaux du Mercantour et de la Vanoise2022 octobre : brame du cerf, parc National du Mercantour |
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Whales and dolphins in Faïal and Pico
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The objective of the Dzanga-Sangha project, initiated in 1988 through an agreement between the WWF-US and the central African Republic Governement is to conserve the country's last lowland tropical rain forest through the management and protection of the National Park and by promoting the sustainable utilization of natural ressources.Today the Dzanga Sangha project has sufficient capacity, with over 1900 personnel, through technical and financial support from numerous donor agencies (the governements of CAR, Germany and USA, WWF-US, WWF-Netherlands, WWF-Germany andWildlife Conservation Society. |
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I have seen the Iberian lynx in the north of Andujar in the sierra morena near the Jandula river.
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Porto Jofre is by far the best place in the world to see and photograph jaguars and giant otters. The hotel Pantanal Norte in Porto Jofré is by far the best place to stay there. The situation by the river, the staff at the hotel , the guides on the boats and the food are excellent.
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Mamiraua is a sustainable development reserve in the Brazilian Amazon on the middle Solimoes.
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One come back in the northern parks of Tanzania 12 years after.
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This was the first of the transfrontier zone to be created in southern Africa.
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Being considered as one of the famous and former hunting grounds of the Maharajahs of Jaïpur, today it's a national park from 1980. They have stopped hunting only from 1970.Ranthambhore National Park is spread over an area of 392sq.km and is famous for its tigers and is one of the best locations to see the majestic predators in its natural habitat. |
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All the photos were taken in different national parks and reserves:Ziwa rhino sanctuary Murchison falls national park Kibale national park and Bigodi Queen Elisabeth national park Bwindi impenetrable forest M'buro national park Mabamba swamp |
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We found that it was the best place in India and obviously worldwide to watch tigers and tiger families . Even if you can hardly see anything from the beautiful narrow tracks in the bamboo jungle it's always worth-while to keep a good look at the various water holes.
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The Pench tiger reserve that spreads across both Madhya Pradesh and Maharastra is a very beautiful National Park really worth seeing.
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We visited two places in Pantanal. The fazenda Araras lodge not far from Pocone and the Paraguay river as far as the Taïma reserve.The araras lodge is a land of 3000 hectares with amazing varied animals. From Pocone to the jaguar house boat on the Paraguay river you cross many fazendas with cattle. It's a five-hour journey by road. The Paraguay river is surrounded by fazendas. Even if there are a lot of fishermen, we saw 9 jaguars in 7 days. So it's an unuasual sight to see these magnifiscent wild animals just beside cattle and meadows. The farmers are worried that jaguars may kill their cattle. Sometimes they kill them, as some jaguars in search of food prey on their live stock. In the Taïma reserve we saw beautiful primary forest but unfortunately some fishermen don't respect the law and come for fish. |
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Manu national park is an area of nearly 20000 square kilometers of an intouched rain forest. It's a paradise for wildlife including jaguars, ocelots, giant otters, 13 species of monkeys and many birds species. Going there it takes you one day and half driving and 5 hours going down" the madre de dios" by boat. Then the next day you go up in the Manu river and you enter the park and you see immediatly the differences, the banks of the river are full of tortoises and caîmans. That's the beginning of the trip.We saw one jaguar, capybaras, giant otters, one tapir and 8 species of monkeys. We saw vultures, hawks, egrets, herons, kingfishers, hoatzins.... |
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According to us Kafue was the most beautifull park in Zambia...because the diversity here is larger than in all the other parks in Zambia; there are sheetahs, red lechwees, roan and sable antilopes, wild dogs, pukus, impalas, buffalos, zebras, elephants and more....But poaching and illegal fires are a big problem there. |
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We visited three camps in South Luangwa N.P. all are excellent. Flat Dogs, Zikomo and Lions Camp.
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Annapurna conservation area is gorgeous for its marvellous scenery and beautiful birds. Mammals aren't easily seen, except for monkeys.
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Etosha National Park is just fantastic! You can see thousands of animals. Big numbers of Zebras, Kudus, Black-faced Impalas, springboks, Oryx, Wildebeest,Hartebeests,Elephants, Giraffes.... The number of predators is not so high; few cheetahs, few and small prides of lions, leopards and no hunting dogs. The landscape is enhanced by the number of its water holes beside which you can camp and spend all the night watching out for wild animals. It's the best place in Africa now to see black rhinos. All the south of the park has been fenced to avoid problems with cattle.You won't be disappointed. |
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South Luangwa National Park is a beautiful N.P. with a lot of game; many elephants, big prides of lions, herds of buffalos, pukus and girraffes.... and it's one of the best places in the world where you can spot and photograph leopards.People usually go on night game drives and are pleasantly surprised. Those night game drives are always amazing. |
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There is little wildlife as fishermen and hunters are numerous and there are not any protected areas. Fishing and hunting should be stricly forbidden. This state of affairs with this lack of regulation endangers biodiversity.
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We went on a fourteen-day cruise from Sondre Fjord on the west coast of Greenland to Coppermine in North Canada.
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Kibale N.P. is a magnificent forest where you can follow a Chimp's family from sunrise until sunset. It's unique in the world. You can witness them running wild and doing their daily activities in this splendid setting.
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Bwindi impenetrable national park is one of the two places in the world where you can spot Mountain Gorillas. It's an unforgettable experience!!!
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Queen Elisabeth N.P. is a beautiful landscape but the villages surrounding the park, the nearby town are putting too much pressure on the wildlife. You can see very few lions there. All the animals and birds of the beaches of the lake makethe cruising on the Kasinga channel spectacular and very interesting.
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Mabamba swamp is a magnificent place where you can spot the shoebill stork and many birds.M'Buro is a beautiful N.P. but unfortunately as cattle had entered the park, we couldn`t see any tracks of predators any more. |
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Svalbard is really a good choice if you want to spot a polar bear, walrus, polar foxes... Your dream will come true in a gorgeous landscape..
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Kanha is a magnificent N.P. with tigers that you can often seen roaming in the meadows.Corbet N.P. is wonderful N.P. in the foothill of the Himalaya with a big concentration of tigers. |
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Katmaï N.P. is a paradise if you love bears; You can camp there , you have a lodge beside and every day you can admire the Brooks Falls and take photographs of bears catching salmons and enjoying their meals. That's quite an experience!
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Denali is a huge park with a lot of Grizzlies, wolves, wolverines, lynx, caribous, moose....
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Kanha N.P. is a beautifull park in Madhya Pradesh where you have a good chance to spot tigers.Bandhavgarh is one of the tigers' reserves but the proximity of the villages is the major issue concerning the tigers' future. |
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Glacier bay is a huge N.P.with big fjords and glaciers. In summer this is the place for humpback whales, grizzlies, black bears, moose....It's just amazing to go kayaking inside the fjords with humpback whales all around and you can't help going into rapture over this enteancing sight...In the morning you may wake up with a moose beside the tent or with a black bear passing by as you`re having your coffee. Those pleasant things can happen and make your stay unforgettable.
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Kenai fjord is a spectacular place. From the boat you have a nice view of a wide range of wildlife; sea otters, whales, sea lions, seals and many birds. They are living there happily in their natural environment.
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Samburu is an attractive N.P. with endemic species like Gerenuk Antelope, Grevy's zebras, Vulturine Guineafowls, Beisa Oryx, Somali Ostrich, Reticulaated Giraffes....It' worth seeing.
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Masai Mara is famous all around the world for the migration of 1 million Wildebeets and zebras followed and threatened by predators.
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Lake Nakuru is the best example of good conservation. As the park is close to a town of one million people the best way to safeguard the wildlife was to ringfence the entire park. WWF contributed to the cost. It's a paradise with one million of flamingos and white pelicans....and the all African wildlife.
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In 1959, the islands were declared a national park, a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1979, and subsequently a Biosphere Reserve. The Galapagos waters became, by decree, a marine reserve in 1986, and a Whale Sanctuary in 1991. In December 2001 UNESCO also declared the Galapagos marine reserve a Natural World Heritage Site.
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Ruaha N.P., together with neighbouring game Reserves, forms the core of a wild and extended ecosystem covering about 40000 sq km and providing home to one of Tanzania's largest population of elephants. Unfortunately poaching has been increasing since 2005 and a lot of elephants have been unfairly killed. In the last nine years poachers have killed more than 20000 elephants in this area.
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Serengeti, which covers 14763 sq km and is contiguous with Masai Mara National Reserve, is easily Tanzania's most famous place of interest.
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