Queen Elizabeth Biosphere Reserve

E332730

The Queen Elizabeth Biosphere Reserve is a UNESCO-designated conservation area in western Uganda that integrates wildlife protection, ecological research, and sustainable development around Queen Elizabeth National Park.

All labels observed (2)

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf UNESCO biosphere reserve
biosphere reserve
adjacentTo eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo
surface form: Democratic Republic of the Congo border
aimsTo reconcile biodiversity conservation and human development
containsFeature Kazinga Channel
Lake Edward
Lake George
Rift Valley escarpments
crater lakes
containsSpecies African elephant
African lion
Nile crocodile
Kobus
surface form: Ugandan kob

buffalo
chimpanzee
flamingo
hippopotamus
shoebill
coreAreaIncludes Queen Elizabeth National Park
country Uganda
designationBy UNESCO
ecosystemType lakes
savanna
wetlands
woodland
governedBy Uganda Wildlife Authority
hasConservationFunction wildlife protection
hasDevelopmentFunction sustainable development
hasLogisticFunction ecological research
hasZonation buffer zones
core areas
transition areas
locatedIn Western Region, Uganda
surface form: western Uganda
locatedInRegion Albertine Rift
partOfProgramme UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Programme
researchFocus climate and ecosystem interactions
sustainable land use
wildlife ecology
supportsActivity biodiversity monitoring
community-based natural resource management
ecotourism
environmental education
supportsLivelihoods local communities
threat habitat degradation
human-wildlife conflict
poaching

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Queen Elizabeth National Park partOf Queen Elizabeth Biosphere Reserve
Kazinga National Park partOf Queen Elizabeth Biosphere Reserve
this entity surface form: Queen Elizabeth Protected Area