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Protecting Africa’s Wild Coast | National Geographic


reach-in natural splendor with a proud

reach-in natural splendor with a proud history of conservation to protect its

history of conservation to protect its

history of conservation to protect its lands but its waters are largely unknown

lands but its waters are largely unknown

lands but its waters are largely unknown in an explorer

in 2012 an expedition by the weight

in 2012 an expedition by the weight Institute the National Geographic

Institute the National Geographic

Institute the National Geographic Society the Wildlife Conservation

Society the Wildlife Conservation

Society the Wildlife Conservation Society and Parks Gabon set out to

Society and Parks Gabon set out to

Society and Parks Gabon set out to discover what lay beyond Gabon Shores

and reveal unknown treasures to match

and reveal unknown treasures to match the beauty and diversity of the land

the beauty and diversity of the land

the beauty and diversity of the land sometimes in unexpected places

president Bongo showed this unique

president Bongo showed this unique opportunity for protection and decided

opportunity for protection and decided

opportunity for protection and decided to create a system of marine national

to create a system of marine national

to create a system of marine national parks extending the protected areas of

parks extending the protected areas of

parks extending the protected areas of land into the bones waters this is a

land into the bones waters this is a

land into the bones waters this is a historic first for Africa in an

historic first for Africa in an

historic first for Africa in an incredible example for the world to

incredible example for the world to

incredible example for the world to follow

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