The successful reintroduction of African wild dogs (Lycaon pictus) to Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique
Fig 1
The location of the Gorongosa-Marromeu landscape (bottom panel) within the Sofala province of central Mozambique (black shading in top right panel) on the east coast of Africa (black shading in top left panel).
In the bottom panel, different protected areas are shown with solid lines indicating official protected area status and dashed lines for buffer-zones and adjacent forestry areas overlaid on human population density (number of people per 1 km2). The human population density data were collected by Gorongosa National Park’s Department of Scientific Services. Letters refer to (A1) Mountain section of Gorongosa National Park, (A2) core area of Gorongosa National Park, (B) buffer area of Gorongosa National Park, (C) forestry areas, (D) Coutada 12, (E) Coutada 11, (F) Coutada 14, (H) Marromeu National reserve and (G) Coutada 10.