Taï National Park

Taï National Park
(c) Peter Howard, African Natural Heritage.

Taï National Park contains one of the last areas of primary tropical forest in West Africa.

The vegetation is mainly characterized by tall trees with massive trunks. A large number of epiphytes and lianas can be found. The humid forest is home to a breadth of flora and fauna: it holds about 150 endemic flora species, 250 bird species and endangered mammal species such as the pygmy hippotamus, bongo, chimpanzee, pangolin (three species) and forest elephant.

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Full Name
Taï National Park
Unesco ID
195
Country
Côte d'Ivoire
Inscribed
1982
Type
Natural
Criteria
7 10
Categories
Natural landscape - Forest
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1982 Inscribed

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Taï National Park
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Le Parc National de Taï

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