Amani Nature Reserve, Nature reserve in Tanzania
Amani Nature Reserve is renowned for its rich biodiversity and scenic landscapes.
The reserve was established in 1997 to conserve the Eastern Arc Mountains.
Amani is esteemed for its traditional uses of plants by local communities.
Visitors often explore the reserve's hiking trails and conduct scientific research.
Home to the Usambara eagle owl, a species endemic to the area.
Location: Tanga
Inception: 1997
Website: amaninature.org
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