Mefou National Park is a significant conservation area dedicated to the protection and rehabilitation of primates in Cameroon.
Mefou National Park is located in the Central Region of Cameroon, approximately 44 kilometers from the capital city, Yaoundé. This park, spanning lush forest landscapes, plays a crucial role in the conservation of primates, including gorillas and chimpanzees. Managed by Ape Action Africa, the park focuses on the rehabilitation and protection of endangered species, making it a pivotal site for biodiversity preservation. Visitors to Mefou National Park can learn about the ecology of the region, as well as the challenges and efforts in primate conservation. The park’s appeal lies not only in its scenic beauty but also in its educational programs aimed at raising awareness about wildlife conservation.
Primate Rehabilitation Center
Guided Educational Tours
Scenic Forest Trails
Viewing Platforms for Wildlife Observation
The park features enclosures where rescued chimpanzees are rehabilitated.
Platforms positioned within the forest provide ideal spots for observing primates in their natural habitat.
A center where visitors can learn about the conservation efforts and ecological significance of primates.