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Site description (2007 baseline):
Site location and context
This proposed Reserve consists of Dry Scrub Woodland and is located near the coast adjacent to the Campden Park River. It shares its western borders with the compound of the Forestry Department’s Headquarters. Thus the site is often used for staff field training and public education. The majority of the remaining boundary lies adjacent to human settlement and boundary encroachment has been a serious challenge to the Forestry Department. Dominant tree species include
Bursera simaruba, Swietenia mahogani and
Tabebuia pallida .
Bird species are generally confined to those associated with the relatively dry tropical Forest Woodland. Seven (7) RRS but no Globally-threatened species are found.
Non-bird biodiversity: Relevant species include herpetofauna A. griseus, A. trinitatus and M. bruesi.
This proposed Reserve consists of Dry Scrub Woodland and is located near the coast adjacent to the Campden Park River.Dominant tree species include
Bursera simaruba,
Swietenia mahogani and
Tabebuia pallida. .
Pressure/threats to key biodiversity
Due its proximity to human settlements, squatting, bushfires and use of the site by domestic animals (cats, dogs and chickens) are common.Hunting of the iguana sometimes occurs.
Adjacent to the Campden park River
Recommended citation
BirdLife International (2024) Important Bird Area factsheet: Campden Park Forest Reserve (St Vincent and the Grenadines). Downloaded from
https://datazone.birdlife.org/site/factsheet/campden-park-forest-reserve-iba-st-vincent-and-the-grenadines on 23/11/2024.
