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Chambi National Park

Chambi National Park

Chambi National Park or Djebel Chambi Biosphere Reserve, is a nature reserve located in Jebel El Chaambi in west central Tunisia, where it is considered the highest mountain in the country and reaches a height of 1544 m. The reserve is home to many plant species, most notably Aleppo pine, oak (oak) and Phoenician juniper.
The reserve also houses a variety of animals such as hyena, fox, and wild boar, plus the area is one of the last remaining refuges for Cuvier's gazelle.
Chambi National Park is included in the UNESCO World Network of Biosphere Reserves (WNBR).
Designation date: 1977
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Biosphere Reserve

Chambi National Park

See also in Tunisia

Bou-Hedma National Park Ichkeul National Park Zembra Island Nature Reserve Natural Jugurtha Tableland El Feidja National Park Chott El Jerid The Marine Permian of Djebel Tebaga The Stratotype of the Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary Gabès Oasis Bahiret el Bibane Kneiss Archipelago Boukornine National Park Jebel Serj National Park Jebil National Park Oued Zeen National Park Sidi Toui National Park Jebel Chitana-Cap Négro National Park

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