Frequency of Large Mammal Visits to a Forest Clearing

The book "Frequency of Large Mammal Visits to a Forest Clearing" offers a comprehensive analysis of the use of forest clearings by large mammals in the Campo Ma'an National Park. It highlights the significance of these clearings for various animal species and discusses the need for sustainable management to preserve the park. The author, Manasseh Eno-Nku, suggests how environmentally friendly tourism can promote both conservation and the economic interests of the indigenous population. The book addresses the high biodiversity in the park, including elephants, buffaloes, mandrills, gorillas, and chimpanzees, and emphasizes the tourism potential arising from observing these animals in their natural habitat. It is a valuable resource for professionals and enthusiasts engaged in conservation, ecotourism, and biodiversity in the Congo Basin.