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1302:(DNPW) rangers and wildlife police officers. There were 24 arrests in 2016. Surrounding chiefdoms have Community Resources Boards (CRB) organised with the DNPW. Additional law enforcement was funded by the World Land Trust, 25 village scouts were employed in 2017 from the Mpumba CRB to patrol the zone near the chiefdom, including the Luwombwa sector in the park and adjoining parts of Kafinda Game Management Area. They made 34 arrests and there were 22 convictions for poaching. Especially bushpig and common duiker were targeted with firearms or
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There are numerous seasonal and perennial streams. Perennial rivers which drain the park are, from southwest to northeast, the
Lulimala, Lukulu, Lumbatwa (including the Lubweshi) and Mufubushi. All of these streams form part of the boundaries and, with the exception of the Lukulu, have their sources
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Park entrance fees were approximately USD $ 5 for international visitors in 2018, while camping fees were USD $ 15 per person per night. Vehicle fees were USD $ 1.70 for local vehicles and USD $ 15 for internationally-licensed vehicles. Park fees and camping fees must be paid at the entrance to the
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is only possible in the park with a valid DNPW permit from April/May to
December. No bait fishing and barbed hooks are allowed, and catch and release is the rule. There are kayaks available. The river is heavily vegetated and so bank fishing is near impossible from all but a few places. Hippos and
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traders south. By 2016 all illegal settlers within the park had been evicted. Comprehensive large mammal counts were abandoned in the mid-2010s, but by 2017 a significant decline in the abundance of most antelope species since 2014 was apparent. On the other hand, sighting data from patrol reports
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to build park infrastructure such as administrative buildings, a road network and a basic conservation centre. The appointed park manager was
Frederick Mbulwe, who retired in 2017. Poaching increased sharply in 2014 and continued to be a problem, this is believed to be due to the new management of
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within the park had been rife, with all large mammal numbers being almost completely wiped out. The
Kasanka Trust, which has been entrusted with operating the nearby Kasanka National Park, extended its operations to Lavushi Manda with funding provided by the
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park. There are three basic campsites: Mumba Tuta, Kapanda
Lupilli and Peak. There are two sites with more permanent Meru-style tents at Mumba Tuta and Linda Camp, the headquarters. There was once a campsite on the Chibembe, but it is no longer maintained.
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There are numerous rocky pans and flat plains throughout the park which form seasonal lakes. Although there are no truly permanent lakes in the park, the
Chibembe plain and Lake Mikonko keep a substantial surface of standing water well into the dry season.
238:. The scenery is dominated by the 40 to 47 km long Lavushi mountains in the southern half of the park. This range reaches up to 1,811 meters altitude, forming one of the highest points in Zambia. The rocks in the rugged landscape are mainly
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between 2012 and 2016 showed a slight increase in sightings of most species. Sable antelope and warthog were chosen in 2017 as indicator species for future management target counts in the park, although no counts occurred.
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Trape, Jean-François; Crochet, Pierre-André; Broadley, Donald G.; Sourouille, Patricia; Mané, Youssouph; Burger, Marius; Böhme, Wolfgang; Saleh, Mostafa; Karan, Anna; Lanza, Benedetto; Mediannikov, Oleg (2019).
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Coetzer W (2020). Occurrence records of southern
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River" west of
Lavushi), before it had even become a game reserve, although recent studies of this species would likely classify it as either
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occurs as a narrow evergreen strip following the perennial streams or as a deciduous or semi-deciduous strip fringing the seasonal streams.
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Prior to 2011 resources available to be committed to
Lavushi Manda National Park had dwindled such that there was no effective management.
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were caught in the park in the Lukulu River, in the last case in fast-flowing waters with a rocky bottom and forested sides. African carp (
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in catches downstream from Mumba Tuta Falls is higher than further upstream, suggesting that these falls are a barrier for fish migration.
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with an area of 1,500 sq km. It is the 11th largest of the 20 National Parks in Zambia. The park was initially gazetted as a
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Gaisberger H, Endresen D (2019). Bioversity Collecting Mission Database. Version 1.10. Bioversity International. Occurrence dataset
259:) feeding into numerous seasonal and perennial streams. Evergreen riparian forest lines much of the banks of the perennial streams.
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was identified in the "Lavushi Hills" some time before 1934, but a more recent taxonomy would possibly classify this record as
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https://www.gbif.org/occurrence/search?q=Lavushi%20Manda&country=ZM&dataset_key=7e380070-f762-11e1-a439-00145eb45e9a
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Feeney R (2019). LACM Vertebrate Collection. Version 18.7. Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. Occurrence dataset
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grasslands. Bog grasslands are common especially near the mountains where seepage water creates year-round wet conditions.
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Bates, Michael F.; Tolley, Krystal A.; Edwards, Shelley; Davids, Zoë; da Silva, Jessica M.; Branch, William R. (2013).
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group (Serpentes, Lamprophiidae, Psammophiinae) north of 12°S, with the description of a new species from West Africa"
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It is possible to hike unaccompanied in the park. It is a two-and-a-half hour hike to the summit of Lavushi Mountain.
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and Bangweulu Game Management Area, although the national park appears to be the only locality studied in 1998.
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was photographed in the park in 2017. Miombo woodlands hold a variety of typical birds of this habitat such as
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Away from this range, the park is dominated by undulating or rather flat terrain, covered by vast stretches of
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was found in both woodland streams as well as the main river, but not in rocky riffles and runs. The barb
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European Nucleotide Archive (EMBL-EBI) (2019). Geographically tagged INSDC sequences. Occurrence dataset
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is the principal type, especially in the hills, characterised by a dominance of trees from the genera
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pan soil. A typical feature of the riparian forests in Lavushi Manda are the frequent presence of
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were found in woodland streams in a habitat with rocky rapids and pools with trees and logs.
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were especially common. A large number of other unidentified insects were also captured.
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is a common sight in the thick riverine gallery forests while in a kayak. The sunbird
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Wiegmann, 1828 (Squamata: Gerrhosauridae), with the description of two new genera"
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2007:(2021). Natural History Museum (London) Collection Specimens. Occurrence dataset
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Bangweulu Game Management Area by African Parks, a South African park management
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are found on rocky riffles and runs in the main river channel. A barb similar to
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only found regionally. In 2011 this was first identified as a species similar to
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A checklist was complied in 2015 of potential species which the park might hold.
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were collected more than once, the marsh beetle and an unidentified species of
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2133:(PhD, Department of Zoology, University of Natal). Umtali Museum. p. 210
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was collected in the park in 1954, when it was still a game reserve, as was
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2284:"The Extension of Kasanka Management System to Lavushi Manda National Park"
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which occur in the Lukulu river. A sand snake identified at the time as
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Fire management is conducted in the early dry season by setting off
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program also observed the following additional species in the park:
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caught in the rivers here is a large, green fish locally known as
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1572:. Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences,
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Levatich T, Ligocki S (2020). EOD - eBird Observation Dataset.
1735:"Fishing Lavushi Manda–The Quest for the 'Congo' Yellowfish..."
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interspersed with large seasonally wet grasslands and valleys (
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was collected on some carrion in the Manda Hills in the park.
1921:"Important Bird Areas factsheet: Lavushi Manda National Park"
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has been collected at higher altitudes just within the park.
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2154:"A molecular phylogeny of the African plated lizards, genus
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on the boundaries of the park. These streams all flow into
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Lavushi Manda is home to rock-associated species such as
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survey in 2017 found several herds of sable, and several
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in 1972. It is located in a district of the same name (
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may occur in the park, but have never been sighted. A
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move upland to the area from the swamps of Bangweulu.
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1618:"The Most Beautiful Hiking Trails in Northern Zambia"
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The Kasanka Trust managed the park for DNPW, under a
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in the park. Possibly unique new forms of the skinks
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in Zambia was observed in LMNP in the late eighties.
1648:"The Hidden Gems within Lavushi Manda National Park"
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in the park are especially seasonally wet headwater
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962:Rüppell, 1835 collected in the Lukulu river by the
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520:(coqui francolin) - in Lavushi Manda National Park
283:within the park are the Lavushi mountains, large
180:lies further west. The chiefdom of Chiundaponde (
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1545:(Report). Kasanka Trust Ltd. 2017. pp. 1–48
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1778:Bijmoer R, Scherrenberg M, Creuwels J (2021).
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1467:"Zambia Tourism - Lavushi Manda National Park"
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2013:https://www.gbif.org/occurrence/1291394550
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226:Lavushi Manda lies on the plateau area of
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134:Department of National Parks and Wildlife
2508:Tourist attractions in Muchinga Province
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849:was collected in this region in 1932 ("
789:occur in the park near the rivers. The
357:was collected on Lavushi Mountain, and
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1869:"Birdlist Lavushi Manda National Park"
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1414:"Fishing the hidden rivers of Lavushi"
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198:. There are few large mammals, due to
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1706:accessed via GBIF.org on 2021-04-09.
1687:accessed via GBIF.org on 2021-04-09.
2237:. Animal Research Connections Zambia
2130:The Herpetology of South-east Africa
2063:accessed via GBIF.org on 2021-04-09.
896:(at Fibishi Camp) and the chameleon
817:are also found in riparian forests.
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2503:Central Zambezian miombo woodlands
242:, which are ancient metamorphosed
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1616:Kapambwe, Mazuba (5 April 2018).
809:. The apalis, Böhm's flycatcher,
499:occur among the rocks. There are
2127:Broadley, Donald George (1966).
1540:Kasanka Trust Annual Report 2017
1367:List of national parks of Zambia
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2290:. Kasanka Trust. Archived from
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1974:https://doi.org/10.15468/aomfnb
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1704:https://doi.org/10.15468/cndomv
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1564:Mischler, John (29 June 2012).
1298:Law enforcement is provided by
1029:, vlei kurper or banded bream (
2498:Important Bird Areas of Zambia
1570:Conservation Ecology in Zambia
1503:. SMART Zambia Institute. 2018
479:Bangweulu Game Management Area
414:. In the grasslands there are
234:and the alluvial flats of the
174:Bangweulu Game Management Area
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1867:Willems, Frank (April 2011).
1780:Naturalis Biodiversity Center
1566:"Lavushi Manda National Park"
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908:(on the mountain range) and
214:to the northwest during the
178:Kafinda Game Management Area
156:in 1941, and was declared a
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2215:(in Dutch). André van Hecke
2035:(in Dutch). André van Hecke
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1846:Lavushi Manda National Park
1842:"Wildlife in Lavushi Manda"
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1322:memorandum of understanding
1189:Neobarombiella senegalensis
1065:Pseudocrenilabrus philander
787:chestnut-bellied kingfisher
721:white-breasted cuckooshrike
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166:South Luangwa National Park
142:Lavushi Manda National Park
22:Lavushi Manda National Park
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2099:10.20363/BZB-2019.68.1.061
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1799:Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
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1171:Physonychis violaceipennis
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1135:Serranochromis angusticeps
1020:Serranochromis angusticeps
874:Gerrhosaurus nigrolineatus
865:or the recently described
796:Nectarinia chalybea pintoi
410:, sometimes classified as
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363:was found growing on hard
144:is a national park in the
2367:
2235:"Reptiles and Amphibians"
2207:van Hecke, André (2016).
2174:10.11646/zootaxa.3750.5.3
2026:"Zambia Aanstreeplijsten"
2024:van Hecke, André (2015).
1219:; and the chafer beetles
1210:Chromalizus leucorrhaphis
1126:were found at all sites.
1035:), and three spot bream (
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725:southern black flycatcher
709:emerald-spotted wood dove
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2361:National Parks of Zambia
2087:Bonn Zoological Bulletin
1341:crocodiles are dangers.
1077:Enteromius brevidorsalis
988:Labeobarbus trachypterus
761:swallow-tailed bee-eater
657:Stierling's wren-warbler
550:Luitikila Forest Reserve
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497:Smith's red rock rabbits
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1317:spent $ 330 that year.
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745:golden-breasted bunting
16:National park in Zambia
2259:Natural History Museum
2054:Natural History Museum
2005:Natural History Museum
1925:BirdLife International
1574:University of Colorado
1165:Medythia exclamationis
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1092:, the threespot barb (
1047:Enteromius paludinosus
1038:Oreochromis andersonii
981:?), this is a type of
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923:Tomopterna tuberculosa
917:Ptychadena grandisonae
824:and African migrants.
757:yellow-bellied hyliota
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