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Explore National Parks In Tanzania

There are 22 Tanzania National Parks, covering about 15% of the country’s land. Managed by the Tanzania National Park Authority (TANAPA), these parks protect breathtaking landscapes and incredible wildlife. From vast savannas to misty mountains, each place has its character.

The game viewing here is among the finest in Africa, with scenes straight out of a wildlife documentary.

National Parks:

These protected areas are carefully managed to preserve rich biodiversity while providing visitors with experiences immersed in nature. The national parks of Tanzania:

Are Managed primarily for wildlife conservation and tourism
Are Large, protected areas, home to diverse flora and fauna
Are regulated on visitor activities, usually limited to game drives and guided walks on Tanzania Wildlife Safari.

Game Reserves:

These are protected areas where wildlife conservation and recreational hunting harmoniously coexist. With fewer restrictions compared to national parks, you can immerse yourself in the wonders of these reserves, witnessing firsthand the tricky balance between preservation and sustainable hunting practices. Some game reserves found in Tanzania are:

Moyowosi Game Reserve
Grumeti Game Reserve
Kigosi Game Reserve
Maswa Game Reserve

Conservation Areas:

The conservation areas in Tanzania are managed primarily for natural resource management, including conservation and sustainable development.

Local communities are often allowed to use resources within the area in a sustainable manner
These areas may have fewer restrictions on visitor activities than national parks.

Wildlife Management Areas:

Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) in Tanzania are community-based conservation areas where wildlife and other natural resources are managed by local communities. These areas are essential in promoting wildlife conservation, sustainable land use, and community development in Tanzania.

There are currently 26 WMAs in Tanzania, covering a total area of over 10,500 square kilometres.
The WMAs are spread across the country, with the majority located in northern Tanzania, near the Serengeti ecosystem.
Each WMA is managed by a locally elected committee responsible for managing and regulating the use of natural resources within the area.

Tanzania National Parks Area

Tanzania has dedicated over 42,000 sq. km. to its national parks and they cover more than 15% of the country’s total land. Thus, the area of these parks is of particular significance as it encompasses some of the country’s most stunningly diverse landscapes.

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