Namib-Skeleton Coast National Park complex

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The Namib-Skeleton Coast National Park complex is a vast protected area along Namibia’s Atlantic coast that unites several parks and reserves into one of the world’s largest conservation landscapes, encompassing the Namib Desert and the remote Skeleton Coast.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conservation landscape
protected area complex
climate hyper-arid
climateInfluence cold Benguela Current
linked to: Benguela Current

frequent coastal fog
conservationApproach integration of multiple parks and reserves
large-scale landscape connectivity
continent Africa
country Namibia
ecosystemType coastal ecosystem
desert ecosystem
encompasses Namib Desert
Skeleton Coast
governedBy Government of Namibia
Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism of Namibia
hasActivity nature-based tourism
scientific research
wildlife viewing
includes Cape Cross Seal Reserve
linked to: Cape Cross

Dorob National Park
Namib-Naukluft National Park
Skeleton Coast National Park
Sperrgebiet National Park
various conservancies
knownFor dramatic dune–sea interface
high levels of endemism in desert species
shipwreck-strewn Skeleton Coast
linked to: Skeleton Coast
locatedIn Atlantic coast of Namibia
notableFeature fog-influenced desert climate
hyper-arid dune fields
one of the world’s largest protected areas
remote and sparsely populated coastline
protects coastal and marine habitats
desert-adapted fauna
desert-adapted flora
purpose biodiversity conservation
landscape-scale conservation
protection of desert-adapted species

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Namib-Naukluft National Park partOf Namib-Skeleton Coast National Park complex
Sandwich Harbour partOf Namib-Skeleton Coast National Park complex
Bogenfels rock arch locatedIn Atlantic coast of Namibia
linked to: Namib-Skeleton Coast National Park complex