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Deux Balés National Park : ウィキペディア英語版
Deux Balés National Park
Deux Balés National Park is a national park located in central eastern Burkina Faso. It is within Mouhoun Province just west of the Black Volta River and at an elevation of 235-310m.〔(UNEP-WCMC ) Retrieved June 17, 2008.〕
==History==
Deux Balés National Park was first established in 1937 as the ''forêts classées des Deux Balés'' ('the Deux Balés Classified Forests') with an area of 610 square kilometres.〔 At that time, it was part of French West Africa. In 1967, while part of the newly independent Republic of Upper Volta, the area was given the name of a National Park and referred to as 'parc national des Deux Balés'. However, there is still no law establishing it as a national park.〔
Poaching occurs in the park, and in 1968 there was a considerable reduction of large mammal populations by the 'Service de l'Elevage'.〔 In 1989, the International Union for Conservation of Nature recommended that "The legal status of Deux Balés National Park should be reviewed, in light of agricultural and mining activities which conflict with the integrity of its elephant populations".〔Rydén, Per, ''The IUCN Sahel Studies 1989'' (International Union for Conservation of Nature, 1989) p. 101, Recommendations for Priority Action on Protected Areas〕 By 2001, Burkina Faso was sheltering the largest number of elephants in West Africa, and Deux Balés (together with Baporo Forest) was home to roughly four hundred of them.

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