Nyungwe National Park
Waterfall in Nyungwe National Park
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Author: G.R. Vande weghe
Disa eminii (Orchidaceae), common in Nyungwe Natinal Park.
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Author: J.P. Vande weghe
Cincinnobotrys speciosa (Melastomataceae), an Albertin Rift endemic, common in Nyungwe National ...
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Author: J.P. Vande weghe
Closed-canopy lower montane forest with
dense stands of Parinari axcelsa at 1,850 m
in western ...
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Author: G.R. Vande weghe
Open-canopy lower montane forest along
the Shava river at 1,750 m asl with tree
ferns Cyatheae ...
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Author: G.R. Vande weghe
Pionneer Hagenia vegetation at Rwasenkoko, 2,350 m asl in eastern Nyungwe National Park.
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Author: G.R. Vande weghe
Bamboo thickets in eastern Nyungwe National Park.
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Author: G.R. Vande weghe
Mubuga marsh at about 2,300 m is covered with grasses, sedges, and vast Erica rugegensis moors. ...
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Author: G.R. Vande weghe
The Kamiranzovu swamp covers a total area of about 1,300 ha at 1,950 m asl. Around a central ...
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Author: G.R. Vande weghe
Mount Bigugu (2,950 m) with a mosaic
of closed- and open-canopy forest on its
flanks and dense ...
© Ph. Nyirimihigo
Author: Ph. Nyirimihigo
Mubuga swamp at 2,350 m asl with its Hypericum thickets in the tahlweg.
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Author: Ph. Nyirimihigo
The l’Hoest’s monkey population of the Nyungwe Forest is currently probably the most important ...
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Author: G.R. Vande weghe