Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Kambui Hills Forest Reserve, located in Sierra Leone, spans a series of hills near the provincial city of Kenema. Known for its rich biodiversity, the reserve boasts extensive tropical rainforest, which is a haven for various animal species, including primates, birds, and rare plant species. The area serves as an important site for conservation, housing some endangered species and providing critical ecosystem services. Historically, Kambui Hills was established as a forest reserve in 1920, primarily to protect the unique habitat and its biodiversity. Visitors to the reserve can explore a range of outdoor activities such as hiking through dense forests, bird-watching, and enjoying panoramic views from the higher elevations. The natural beauty and tranquil ambiance of the reserve make it a desirable location for both educational purposes and eco-tourism.
