
Eji Obaale
Somalia
About Eji Obaale
Eji Obaale is one of Somalia's nine wildlife reserves, most of which have had little formal protection or management since the collapse of the central government in 1991.[1]
Park History
Eleven wildlife areas have been declared in Somalia since the 1970s, but only two were thought to be functional, and no formal protection has been offered to any of them since the early 1990s.[2]
Conservation And Sustainability
Nature Somalia states that no protected areas remained functional after 1991 and that elephant populations declined by 95% since 1979 across the country.[3]
Visitor Ratings
Overall score: 23 out of 100
Out of 100. It is led by the park’s strongest nature scores (uniqueness, beauty, geology, plant life, wildlife) and pulled down by low safety, so it is not the average of the ten categories below.
What the categories mean
- Uniqueness
- How distinctive and memorable are the park's natural features, landscapes, and overall character?
- Intensity
- How extreme, challenging, and adventurous are the terrain, activities, and trails?
- Beauty
- How beautiful are the landscapes, vistas, and natural features?
- Geology
- How impressive and unique are the geological formations and features?
- Plant Life
- How diverse and unique is the plant life? Consider rare species and distinctive ecosystems.
- Wildlife
- How abundant and diverse is the wildlife? Consider rare species and unique animal ecosystems.
- Tranquility
- How peaceful and serene is the environment? Consider noise levels and opportunities for solitude.
- Access
- How easy is it to reach and explore key features? Consider facilities and trail accessibility.
- Safety
- How safe is the park, region, and journey? Consider dangerous wildlife, plants, weather, crime, and political stability.
- Heritage
- How significant are the historical and cultural features?
Photos
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