Category: South Sudan

Shambe National Park, South Sudan – A Vast Nile Wetland Wilderness of the Sudd, Floodplain Grasslands and Migratory Bird Havens Overview Shambe National Park, established in 1986, is one of South Sudan’s most ecologically significant and visually compelling protected areas—a living, breathing wetland wilderness shaped by the seasonal pulse of the White Nile. Located on […]

Southern National Park – Immense Savannah Wilderness, Rare Wildlife Strongholds, River Ecosystems and South Sudan’s Timeless Conservation Heartland Southern National Park is one of Africa’s greatest surviving wilderness landscapes—a colossal, largely undisturbed ecosystem of sweeping savannah grasslands, sprawling woodlands, broad floodplains, dense riverine forests and massive wetland networks. Established in 1939 and covering approximately 23,000 […]

Nimule National Park, South Sudan – Wildlife, White Nile River Safaris, Island Ecosystems and Savannah Adventure at the Gateway to East Africa Nimule National Park is South Sudan’s oldest, most accessible and most ecologically diverse protected area — a remarkable blend of riverine forests, wooded savannah, rolling granite hills and the powerful White Nile River […]

Boma National Park – South Sudan’s Untouched Wilderness and the World’s Largest Antelope Migration Corridor In the extreme eastern frontier of South Sudan lies Boma National Park, a vast, seldom-explored wilderness that protects one of the most extraordinary natural events on the planet — the world’s largest antelope migration. Gazetted in 1977 and spanning an […]

Bandingilo National Park – South Sudan’s Untamed Frontier of Migration and Wilderness Located in the Equatoria region of South Sudan, Bandingilo National Park is a vast wilderness of golden grasslands, seasonal wetlands, acacia woodlands, and rolling hills. It lies east of Juba and forms part of a massive transboundary ecosystem that supports one of the […]