This is a list of some protected areas of Samoa which include national parks, reservations, protected nature zones, marine reserves and other areas of significant biodiversity and conservation.
In 1994, Samoa ratified the international and legally binding treaty, the Convention on Biological Diversity to develop national strategies for conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity. In 2010, protected areas in the country cover 5% of land[1] although the government aims to increase protected areas coverage to 15%.
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Areas
- Aleipata Islands
- Aleipata Marine Protected Area
- Central Savai'i Rainforest, largest patch of continuous rainforest in Polynesia
- Fagaloa Bay – Uafato Tiavea Conservation Zone
- Falealupo, rainforest reserve, created by village covenant
- Safata Marine Protected Area
- Tafua, rainforest reserve, created village covenant
National parks
- Lake Lanoto'o National Park
- Lata National Park
- Masamasa-Falelima National Park / Cornwall National Park
- Mauga o Salafai National Park
- O Le Pupu-Puʿe National Park
Reserves
- Vailele Reserve, also known as 'Ao o le Malo Reserve
- Apia Central Reserve
- Fa'avaeileatua Reserve
- Fuluasou Botanical Garden
- Magiagi Reserve
- Palolo Deep Marine Reserve
- Taumeasina Reserve
- Tusitala Historic and Nature Reserve, located at Mount Vaea
- Vaigaga Reserve
- Vaimoso Reserve
- Vaitele East Reserve
- Vaitele West Reserve
See also
References
- ^ "Samoa struggling with biodiversity goals". Islands Business. 19 May 2010. Archived from the original on 26 May 2010. Retrieved 3 July 2010.
Notes
- Ministry of Natural Resources & Environment, Government of Samoa
- Samoa Biodiversity Profile - International Treaty, Convention on Biological Diversity
This page was last edited on 28 February 2024, at 01:35