Mamili National Park

Mamili National Park, in Namibia, unites within its limits the islands of two rivers - Kwando and Lignanti in the district of Caprivi. The islands are called Nkasa and Lupala. The territory of Mamili Park becomes islands only during the rainy season, when the rivers flood the entire nearest territory. In the dry season, these islands can be reached even by car.

Of the plants in the park, the most common floodplain species, for example, termitaria. Quite comfortable here antelopes sitatunga, red lychees, giraffes, buffalo and wild dogs. The dry period in the park falls from November to March and at this time there is a huge population of elephants on the Mamili Islands. The birds in the park are represented by pink-throat longclaw, herons, Meves starlings, swamp warblers and other species.

In total, the park occupies about 320 square kilometers of land and waterland. This conservation area was established in 1990.