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Boma-Padenguelo Plain Added to World Heritage List
UNESCO has announced the inclusion of the Boma-Badilung Plains in South Sudan on the World Heritage List and the List of Threatened Sites as an urgent measure, due to increasing threats such as climate change, poaching, extractive activities, and insecurity. Covering an area of 37,500 square kilometers between the White Nile and the Ethiopian border, the site is the largest terrestrial mammal migration in the world, hosting around one million animals including antelopes and gazelles. It is characterized by a diverse environment that encompasses grasslands, wetlands, and savannah plains. This is the first step of its kind in South Sudan and underscores the need to strengthen protection measures for the area.
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