Covering more than 34,000 sq km, the Ndoki-Likouala landscape is an area of high integrity
and low fragmentation, home to 50,000 great apes and 9,500 elephants. It encompasses three
conservation areas: the Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park, the Lac Télé Community Reserve and
the Peripheral Ecosystem Management Project. The entire landscape is interdependent in terms
of ecosystems and wildlife, including forest elephants that migrate over hundreds of kilometers.
However, conservation models are adapted to the context of each area: