Protéger Lobéké, c’est aussi valoriser ses communautés.
Les communautés locales, gardiennes de la forêt
La conservation du Parc National de Lobéké s’appuie sur la participation active des communautés locales et autochtones. Les populations Baka et Bantous, véritables gardiens de la forêt, sont impliquées dans :
La gestion durable des ressources naturelles
La lutte contre le braconnage
Le développement d’activités alternatives
Sensibilisation environnementale
Why Choose Us!
Where Elegant Spaces Meet Wild Places
The wildlife viewing is superb throughout the year. The grassy plains and regular rainfall
supports a huge population into attracting many predators. Save The Animals Movement.
Testimonials
What Our Clients Saying About Zoo!
As a breeder of exotic animals & as the editor a it has been a pleasure getting to know the owners of WildDale I just like the way they were taking care!
Victor Williamson
It has been a pleasure to visit WildDale. Here, display some of the animals that were born on my farm because I appreciate the facility & the care !
Elinn Edward
A fantastic experience for kids & adults alike! We will certainly be back soon to see how our new friends-mate have grown & take more pictures.
Sania Williamson
Gouvernance et Partenaires
Une gestion concertée et participative
Ces partenaires soutiennent la mise en œuvre des programmes de protection, de recherche et de développement communautaire.
