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Complete list of 19 national parks in Togo

Fauna reserve in the Centrale Region established in 1951, classified as IUCN Category IV for habitat and species management, home to buffalo, primates, and various antelope species.

Abdoulaye

Fauna reserve in the Plateaux Region of Togo, part of the national network of wildlife reserves protecting Guinean forest-savanna mosaic ecosystems.

Akaba

Small but ecologically significant wildlife reserve in the Togo Mountains spanning the Tchaoudjo and Assoli Prefectures, protecting biological diversity and geological formations since 1939.

Alédjo

One of the most important stretches of classified forest in western Togo, protecting approximately 100 km² of Guinea-Congolian forest ecosystems in the Plateaux Region.

Assoukoko

Fauna reserve in the Kozah prefecture of the Kara Region, created in 2003 by merging the classified forests of Djamdè and Kindja, both originally classified in 1954.

Djamdè

Largest national park in Togo spanning the Centrale and Kara regions, featuring diverse landscapes including forest, savannah, rocky cliffs, and waterfalls along the Togo Mountains near the Ghana bord

Fazao-Malfakassa

Small national park in northwestern Togo near Dapaong, originally established as a classified forest in 1954, protecting elephants and other wildlife on the Dapaong plain.

Fosse aux Lions

Fauna reserve in the Savanes Region of northern Togo, protecting Sudanian savanna ecosystems and diverse woody vegetation.

Galangashie

Fauna reserve spanning the Haho and Yoto prefectures in southeastern Togo, protecting lowland savanna and forest gallery ecosystems.

Haho-Yoto

Small natural reserve in the Kara Region of northern Togo, protecting local forest and savanna ecosystems.

Kamassi

One of the oldest national parks in Togo, protecting Sudanian savannah woodlands, swamps, and riparian forests along the Kamongou River in northern Togo.

Kéran

Fauna reserve in the Plateaux Region of Togo, protecting forest and savanna ecosystems in the Togo Mountains.

Kpessi

Classified forest near Kpalimé in the Kloto prefecture, one of the most important montane forest remnants in Togo with high biodiversity including diverse entomofauna.

Missahoé

Large fauna reserve in northeastern Togo extending through the Oti River valley, designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2011 together with Kéran National Park, protecting Sudanian savanna and season

Oti-Mandouri

Wildlife reserve in the Kozah prefecture of the Kara Region, formerly a private presidential hunting reserve, reopened to the public in 2009 with both indigenous and introduced species including zebra

Sarakawa

Fauna reserve in the Centrale Region of Togo, protecting Sudano-Guinean savanna ecosystems and wildlife habitats.

Sirka

Classified forest in the Centrale Region near Blitta, protecting dry forest and woodland savanna ecosystems with a management plan under development.

Tchorogo

Northern section of the Togodo protected area complex in southeastern Togo, protecting savannah woodlands and gallery forests, part of the Mono Transboundary Biosphere Reserve with Benin.

Togodo Nord

National park in southeastern Togo near the Benin border, originally a fauna reserve established in 1952 and requalified as a national park in 2005, protecting savannah woodlands and gallery forests a

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