Bradt''s Gabon remains the only English-language guide dedicated exclusively to what is considered by many to be ''Africa''s last Eden'' thanks to its sparse population and perhaps the highest percentage of forest cover of any country in the world. This new edition has been fully updated and covers all recent developments, including those in the national parks. Several new maps have been added (taking the total to 32) and most sketch maps have been upgraded. Also covered is the discovery of the extraordinary orange-coloured crocodiles living in the Abanda cave system.Full background, natural history, conservation, practical and health information is accompanied by a nine-chapter regional breakdown of the country, covering each of Gabon''s provinces: Libreville and Estuaire, Moyen-Ogoou-Ngouni-Ogoou-aritime, Nyanga, Woleu-Ntem, Ogoou-vindo, Haut-Ogoou-nd Ogoou-olo.Visitors to Gabon will come face to face with nature in its rawest, wildest, most untouched form: from the impenetrable fore
