Chobe National Park

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A Botswana national park of roughly 10,500 km2 on the Chobe river frontage, adjoining the Okavango system to the south-west and the Zimbabwean and Namibian components of KAZA to the east and north. Chobe's river frontage carries some of the densest dry-season elephant concentrations recorded anywhere, and its position at the Kazungula four-country convergence makes it the pivot of KAZA's connectivity argument.

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KAZA TFCA: 2011 treaty establishment and the 2022 KAZA Elephant Survey results

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Kavango–Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA)part_of

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