Parc national de Mana Pools, aires de safari Sapi et Chewore

Located in northern Zimbabwe along the Zambezi River, this natural site encompasses Mana Pools National Park and the Sapi and Chewore safari areas, forming a continuous protected zone along the river's floodplain. The site is characterized by its extensive system of pools, channels, and woodland habitats that support significant populations of large mammals including elephants, buffalo, and various antelope species, along with diverse birdlife. The landscape features a mosaic of floodplain grasslands, acacia woodlands, and riverine forests that are shaped by seasonal flooding patterns of the Zambezi River. The area is recognized for its ecological importance as a critical habitat for wildlife conservation and its role in maintaining ecosystem processes within the Zambezi valley. The site's conservation status reflects its value in preserving natural habitats and the species they contain within the southern African region.