Comoé National Park Research Station, Research station in Comoé National Park, Ivory Coast.

This research station is located within Comoé National Park, one of West Africa's largest protected areas, and includes laboratories, living quarters, and dining facilities for on-site work. The facility runs on solar power and has water and internet access, allowing researchers to work independently in remote locations.

The station was established in 1989 and became an important research hub in the region. It closed temporarily during periods of conflict but reopened to resume its scientific mission.

The station draws scientists from around the world who come to study wildlife and plant life in the park. Their work helps local and global efforts to protect the natural environment here.

This is primarily a working research facility, not a typical visitor destination, so access requires advance permission. Contact the park management beforehand if you wish to visit or learn about ongoing research activities.

Construction of the permanent station began in 2000, but bureaucratic hurdles in Germany and Côte d'Ivoire delayed the project by about eight years. When the First Ivorian Civil War broke out in September 2002, the station had only just opened, and all removable equipment was lost.