Protected areas of South Africa

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Protected areas of South Africa include any geographical area protected for a specific use.

Most protected areas are intended for the conservation of flora and fauna, including peace parks, national parks, and national botanical gardens. South Africa's national parks are maintained by South African National Parks (SANParks).[1] A number of national parks have become Peace parks and changed their names. Private Parks are starting to have a huge impact on the conservation scene.

Areas may also be protected for their value and importance as historical, cultural heritage or scientific sites. More information on these can be found in the list of heritage sites in South Africa.

Contents

[edit] Special Nature Reserves

[edit] Peace Parks

[edit] National Parks

The following are the National Parks of South Africa:[4]

[edit] Eastern Cape

[edit] National Parks situated in the Eastern Cape

[edit] Mega Parks in the making, predominantly in the Eastern Cape

[edit] Parks Managed by Eastern Cape Parks

[edit] Natural Heritage Sites

[edit] Private and Other Parks

[edit] Forest Reserves

[edit] Free State

[edit] National Parks

[edit] World Heritage Sites

[edit] Private and Other Parks

[edit] Defunct Park

[edit] Gauteng

[edit] GDACE Parks

[edit] World Heritage Sites

[edit] Private and Other Parks

[edit] Botanical Gardens

[edit] KwaZulu-Natal

[edit] Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife

New name of the Peace Park is: iSimangaliso Wetland Park

[edit] Private and Other Parks

[edit] Natural Heritage Sites

[edit] Limpopo

[edit] National Parks

[edit] Provincial Parks

[edit] Private and Other Parks

[edit] Mpumalanga

[edit] National Parks

[edit] Provincial Parks

[edit] Private and Other Parks

[edit] Northern Cape

[edit] National Parks

[edit] Private and Other Parks

[edit] North West

[edit] National Parks

[edit] Provincial Parks

[edit] Private and Other Parks

[edit] Western Cape

[edit] National Parks

[edit] Provincial Parks

[edit] West Coast

[edit] Winelands

[edit] Overberg

[edit] Cape Karoo

[edit] Garden Route and Little Karoo

[edit] Private and other Reserves

[edit] Forests

[edit] Natural Heritage Sites

[edit] Mountain Catchment Areas

[edit] Protected Marine Areas


My research shows there are 19 or 20 marine protected areas in South Africa. Please list them here.

[edit] National botanical gardens

[edit] World Heritage Sites

World heritage site in South Africa are protected by the World Heritage Convention Act (Act 49 of 1999). There include:

[edit] See also

[edit] References

[edit] External links

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