Cameroon is home to several national parks that showcase its rich biodiversity and unique ecosystems. Notable parks include Waza National Park, known for its savannah wildlife, and Korup National Park, which features one of Africa's oldest rainforests. These parks protect various species, including elephants, gorillas, and numerous bird species. The national parks also play a crucial role in conservation efforts and eco-tourism. They provide habitats for endangered species and promote sustainable tourism, allowing visitors to experience Cameroon’s natural beauty while supporting local communities. Overall, these parks are vital for preserving the country's environmental heritage.