Cacheu River Mangroves Natural Park
Explore Guinea-Bissau's largest contiguous mangrove ecosystem and its mapped geographic context.
This natural park protects a unique tidal landscape in Guinea-Bissau, dominated by one of West Africa's most substantial mangrove forests covering 68% of its 886 square kilometer area. The park's intricate network of waterways and mudflats, shaped by the Cacheu River's estuary meeting the Atlantic, offers crucial habitat and coastal protection. Its designation as a Ramsar site underscores its international importance as a wetland, providing a distinct focus for atlas-driven geographic discovery.
