ALEJO WILDLIFE RESERVE

The Faune wildlife reserve is located in the prefectures of Tchaoudjo and Assoli. A horse on the central regions and Kara, the area of Aledjo is bounded to the north by the village Kpéwa, to the south by the village Alehéridè, to the east by the Kpéwa - Kadara trail and on the west side by Efolo village and atypical localities. The Faune wildlife reserve is a natural area of 765 ha that is involved in the conservation of biological diversity, the protection of local geological and physiographic formations. It is part of the classified forests and proudly shows an admirable relief and a very varied vegetation with, in its heart, a fault - the "Faille Fault" - resulting from the effort of the man who has managed to make a motorized road through such a huge natural rock.

Notable plant formations are dry dense forests of mountains, clear forests in Isoberlinia, Anogeissus, Chlorophora excelsa, Voacanga funtumia. They offer an exceptional aesthetic landscape.

Wildlife is made up of small mammals, mainly primates. Three species are observed among which cynocéphales (baboons), patas and callitrices. Small taille (antelopes) in this case, harnachés harnachés and Grimm's céphalophes inhabit the forest galleries in place. Birds and reptiles also form part of this wildlife diversity.