Mwabwi Reserve
Mwabvi Wildlife Reserve, Malawi.
Description:
Mwabwi Reserve is the smallest national park in Malawi, about 350 square kilometers, and the least accessible. The reserve is located in southern Malawi, 130 kilometers from the city of Blantyre.
Despite its remoteness, it can be compared in variety of habitats with large reserves. Mwabwi Reserve can be called the kingdom of mountain ranges of sandstone, rocky gorges, groves and forests. The reserve is interesting at all times of the year. In the park there is a black rhino, buffalo, leopard, hyena, antelope, sable, Kudu.
To protect and restore the Mwabwi Wildlife Sanctuary, the Government of Malawi has established the Lapaw Project. Its goal is to work with MWCT and local residents to protect and preserve the reserve, develop ecotourism and improve the livelihoods of local communities.