The national park
Gilé National Park (GNAP) is a Mozambican Park located in the north-eastern part of Zambezia Province.
The landscape of the Gilé National Park consists of a miombo woodland and dambo grassland mosaic.
Established in 1932 as a partial hunting reserve, currently, the Park is home to 68 species of mammals including elephants, buffaloes, wildebeest and kudus, other micro and small species, reptiles and 226 species of birds.
Considering the richness of biodiversity, thanks to our constant monitoring of fauna, other species can be added to the checklist.
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WILDLIFE MONITORING IN GNAP
Why is it important to monitor wildlife? How are wildlife sightings recorded? What are direct and indirect observations? Read the article on monitoring GNAP priority species
GNAP supports training and internship opportunities with universities and research centers and contributes to the transformation of the conservation field in Mozambique
GNAP and Leadership Program for Conservation in Mozambique Liliana, 24 years old, graduated in Geography with specialization in Cartography and Geographic Information Systems, is part
WORLD WILDLIFE DAY 2022
“Recovering key species for ecosystem restoration” is the theme of World Wildlife Day 2022. What are key species? Key species are all species (animal, plant or
