Tembe Elephant Park

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Tembe Elephant Park is a protected wildlife reserve in South Africa renowned for its population of some of Africa’s largest tusked elephants and rich biodiversity.

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instanceOf protected area
wildlife reserve
accommodationType safari lodge
tented camp
area approximately 30,000 hectares
approximately 300 square kilometres
borderedBy Ndumo Game Reserve (regionally nearby, same Maputaland area)
linked to: Ndumo Game Reserve
coManagedBy Tembe Tribal Authority
conservationFocus community-based tourism
elephant conservation
continent Africa
country South Africa
established 1983
governingBody Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife
habitat floodplains
sand forest
savanna woodland
wetlands
hasSpecies African buffalo
linked to: Cape buffalo

African bush elephant
crocodile
giraffe
hippopotamus
kudu
leopard
lion
nyala
over 300 bird species
spotted hyena
warthog
white rhinoceros
zebra
knownFor African elephants
Big Five game
birdwatching
community-based conservation
large tusked elephants
rich biodiversity
sand forest habitat
locatedIn KwaZulu-Natal
Maputaland
northern KwaZulu-Natal
locatedInBiome Maputaland-Pondoland-Albany biodiversity hotspot
locatedNear Mozambique border
ownership Tembe community land
partOf Lubombo Transfrontier Conservation Area
tourismActivity birdwatching tours
guided game drives
photographic safaris

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Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife operatesIn Tembe Elephant Park