• designated as a Marine Park in 1996

• occupies an area of 260 hectares

• has a typical marine environment

Example from Central Africa

(Wildlife Parks)

Development of Environmental Values

• Provide a wider area of habitat for the organisms to live in

• Make the air fresher due to more natural environment is developed      

• To create new habitats

Educational Values

• spreading our environmental message to the general public.

• enhance the public’s awareness and knowledge of natural sites

• to bring about improved nature conservation 

• changing attitudes at all levels

Economic Values

• Attract tourists to natural environments which are unique and accessible

• Provide  employment and  entrepreneurial opportunities for local residents

• Increase political and financial support for conservation