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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 155. Not illustrated. Chapters: Forest Parks of the Gambia, National Parks of the Gambia, Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve, Kiang West National Park, Niumi National Park, River Gambia National Park, Abuko Nature Reserve, Kaolang Forest Park, Furnya Forest Park, Madina Demba Forest Park, Finto Manereg Forest Park, Kunkilling Forest Park, Hela Kunda Forest Park, Belel Forest Park, Gambissara Forest Park, Jumba Yaka Forest Park, Beri Kolon Forest Park, Kahi Badi Forest Park, Kaiaf Forest Park, Brikama Forest Park, Faba Forest Park, Jalabiro Forest Park, Gassang Forest Park, Jundala Forest Park, Marike Forest Park, Tanji Bird Reserve, Kusum Forest Park, Kabafita Forest Park, Dobo Forest Park, Lohen Forest Park, Bankuba Forest Park, Bamakuno Forest Park, Katilenge Forest Park, Bijilo Forest Park, Kenowore Forest Park, Tanbi Wetland Complex, Kiberi Forest Park, Kumadi Forest Park, Mutaro Kunda Forest Park, Kasaywa Forest Park, Jambangkunda Forest Park, Si-Kunda Forest Park, Se-Ulumbang Forest Park, Tambajang Forest Park, Ngongonding Forest Park, Mamato Konko Forest Park, Sakaru Dalla Forest Park, Tabaning Sita Forest Park, Sambo Tumang Forest Park, Sutukung Bani Forest Park, Sibi Kuroto Forest Park, Sao Frest Forest Park, Hamdulai Forest Park, Jollifin Forest Park, Nyanaberi Forest Park, Jamara Forest Park, Jeloki Forest Park, Ngeyen Forest Park, Pilabi Forest Park, Tanu Forest Park, Jabisa Forest Park, Njama Forest Park, Njau Forest Park, Nyassang Forest Park, Nianimaru Forest Park, Pakala Forest Park, Nymbai Forest Park, Sabi Forest Park, Salagi Forest Park. Excerpt: Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve - On 1 January 1993, an area of 35 km was first declared as Bao Bolong National Reserve. From 16 September 1996 on, with an extended area of 220 km (200 km according to other sources), it was the first reserve in the Gambia to be acknowledged as ...
