Tourist Travel & Field Guide of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area – Tanzania

By Veronica Roodt | Comprehensive Guide with Maps & Photographic Checklists

Explore the breathtaking Ngorongoro Conservation Area with this expertly crafted travel and field guide, featuring detailed maps, stunning photographs, and essential visitor information.

Product Information

• Title: Tourist Travel & Field Guide of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area – Tanzania
• Author: Veronica Roodt
• Publisher: Veronica Roodt Publications
• Year of Publication: 2006
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 184
• ISBN-13: 978-0620341912
• ISBN-10: 0620341912
• Language: English
• Book Dimensions: 15 x 21 cm
• Genre: Travel Guide, Wildlife & Nature

Overview

The Tourist Travel & Field Guide of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area – Tanzania by Veronica Roodt is an essential companion for travelers, wildlife enthusiasts, and researchers exploring one of Africa’s most iconic conservation areas. This expertly curated guide offers in-depth information on the Ngorongoro Crater, its diverse ecosystems, and the stunning array of wildlife that calls this UNESCO World Heritage Site home.

With meticulously detailed maps, photographic checklists, and expert insights, this guide provides a thorough understanding of the area's geography, history, and ecological significance. Whether you're planning a safari, conducting field research, or simply fascinated by Africa’s natural wonders, this book is an invaluable resource.

Key Features

Comprehensive Travel Guide – Covers major attractions, landscapes, and historical insights.
Detailed Maps – Navigate the region with highly accurate and easy-to-read maps.
Photographic Checklists – Identify and document flora and fauna with high-quality images.
Wildlife & Ecosystem Insights – Learn about the diverse species, including the Big Five.
Safari & Travel Tips – Practical information for tourists, including best visiting times and conservation guidelines.
Cultural & Historical Context – Explore the rich heritage of the Maasai people and the region’s geological significance.

Interesting Facts

The Ngorongoro Crater is the world's largest inactive, intact, and unfilled volcanic caldera, spanning approximately 260 square kilometers.
UNESCO Heritage Site – Designated in 1979, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area is home to over 25,000 large animals.
The Maasai People – The indigenous Maasai community has coexisted with wildlife in the conservation area for centuries, preserving their traditional lifestyle.
Rare Wildlife – The area is one of the best places to spot the endangered black rhinoceros in its natural habitat.

Publisher Details

Publisher: Veronica Roodt Publications (2006)

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Maps included:

Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Arusha
Africa, simplified overview
Tanzania, to show position of the NCA
Serengeti Ecosystem
Topography of the NCA
Walking trails
Ngorongoro Crater
Olmoti Crater
Embulbul Depression, Losirua & Lolmalasin
Empakaai Crater
Oldoinyo Lengai, Kerimasi, Mosonik
Gol Mountains
Lake Ndutu & Lake Masek