Andre Felix National Park, National park in Vakaga Prefecture, Central African Republic.

Andre Felix National Park lies in the northeast of the Central African Republic, along the Sudanese border, and adjoins Radom National Park in Sudan. Its northern half is low-lying open savanna woodland with Bambusa, Isoberlinia and Terminalia; the south is higher and more densely forested. BirdLife International lists it as an Important Bird Area for species such as Heuglin's spurfowl and red-throated bee-eaters.

The reserve received official protection status in 1960 when the Central African Republic gained independence from France. This moment marked the beginning of organized conservation efforts in the country.

The area near Birao serves as a center for birdwatching and environmental education throughout the region. Visitors can observe numerous bird species in their natural settings and learn about local conservation efforts.

The best time to observe wildlife is from November through March during the dry season when paths are easily accessible. These months offer the most favorable conditions for exploring the reserve.

The greater kudu recorded for the park is an isolated population living just outside the Important Bird Area, to the north-west. BirdLife International designated the park an IBA for species such as Heuglin's spurfowl, black-breasted barbets and purple starlings.