Samburu, Buffalo Springs, and Shaba National Reserves:
Status
Designated
IUCN category
II (National Park)
Designation type
National
Designation
National Reserve
Surface area
Combined area is around 620 square kilometers
Status year
1948
Governing type
Federal or national ministry or agency
Owner type
Not Reported
Management plan
Management Plan: Yes
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- Located in northern Kenya, these reserves are known for their unique wildlife and rugged landscapes.
- Home to species not often found in other parts of Kenya, such as the Grevy's zebra and the reticulated giraffe
- The reserve was established in 1948 as part of the Samburu - Isiolo Game Reserve, and the present boundaries were established in 1985. The reserve is managed by the Isiolo County Council. Most operators of Kenyan safaris offer a visit to the reserve, which has several Safari Lodges and safari camps.From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- IUCN Category: II
- Designation Type: National Reserve
- Surface Area: Combined area is around 620 square kilometers
- Year Designated: Established as reserves in 1948
- Governorship Type: Managed by the Isiolo County Government
- Management Plan: Yes
