Badingilo-Boma Landscape:
The Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape was officially inscribed as South Sudan’s first-ever UNESCO World Heritage Site.A contiguous transboundary wilderness and wildlife corridor network centered on Boma National Park and Badingilo National Park. Managed under a 10-year co-management agreement between the Government of South Sudan and the conservation nonprofit African Parks, it anchors the broader Great Nile Migration Landscape (GNML). Situated across the eastern and southern savanna plains of South Sudan, stretching northeast toward the vast Sudd wetlands and eastward to connect with Gambella National Park in neighboring Ethiopia. Inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in July 2026 as South Sudan’s first World Heritage property under the natural heritage criteria.
