Moka Wildlife Center
Centro de Vida Salvaje de Moka
Field research and conservation station used as a base for studying tropical biodiversity, endemic primates, and volcanic landscapes. It serves as a partnership hub for international and local academic institutions conducting environmental research. Read more…
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Visiting requires a government security and travel permit
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The Moka Wildlife Center (Centro de Vida Salvaje de Moka) is a field research station of the Bioko Biodiversity Protection Program (BBPP), a conservation and research partnership between Drexel University and the Universidad Nacional de Guinea Ecuatorial (UNGE). Researchers and students use the facility as a base to study tropical forests, endemic primates, mountains, and crater lakes, alongside research on turtle-nesting beaches.
Access to the site requires a government security and travel permit. The center is a dedicated scientific and conservation station and does not operate as a zoo or museum.
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