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Selous Game Reserve -Woodlandtrek.co.tz

The Selous Game Reserve was specifically set aside as a hunting preserve in 1896. It is
the oldest and largest reserve in all of Africa; four times the size of the famed Serengeti,
and larger than Switzerland. The Selous contains globally significant populations of
buffalo, elephant, lion, leopards and many other species. Within the Selous there is
no habitation, no cultivation, no cattle and no fences. The uniqueness, expansiveness
and bio-diversity of this natural treasure resulted in it being designated a UNESCO
World Heritage Site in 1982. Access to the Selous is strictly controlled, and limited to
the clients, invited guests, and staff of the registered safari companies approved by the
Tanzanian Government.
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