Katavi
Katavi is a national park located in western Tanzania. It is Tanzania's third-largest national park, covering an area of 4,471 square kilometers. The park is characterized by its vast floodplains, miombo woodlands, and the seasonal lakes of Katavi and Chada. These lakes are vital water sources for wildlife, especially during the dry season, attracting large congregations of animals.
The park is renowned for its abundant wildlife, including significant populations of elephants, buffaloes, lions, leopards,
Katavi National Park was established in 1974. Its conservation efforts aim to protect its diverse ecosystems