Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, Africa

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Number of Protected areas

12

0 with management effectiveness evaluations

Polygons/Points ratio

75% Polygons

25% Points

Number of sources

For International designations 2
For National designations 2
TOTAL 4

Protected areas coverage (Ref 1 ↓ )

Area terrestrial

36.18% coverage

157 km2 Land Area Protected

434 km2 Total Land Area

0% 0th National Report Coverage

0.0% with management effectiveness evaluation

0.0 km2 Area Assessed

Area marine

27.53% coverage

453,613 km2 Marine Area Protected

1,647,745 km2 Total Marine Area

0% 0th National Report Coverage

0.0% with management effectiveness evaluation

0.0 km2 Area Assessed

Warning: These statistics might differ from those reported officially by countries due to difference in methodologies and datasets used to assess protected area coverage and differences in the base maps used to measure terrestrial and marine area of a country or territory.

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IUCN Management categories

Management categories Count %
Ia 2 16.67
IV 6 50.0
V 1 8.33
Not Reported 2 16.67
Not Applicable 1 8.33

Governance types

Name Governance type Count %
Federal or national ministry or agency 9 75.0
Not Reported 3 25.0

Related countries & territories

Parent countries & territories

Name Code
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland GBR

National designations

4

Categories Count
Nature Reserve 6
National Park 1
Wildlife Reserve 1
Sanctuary 1

Regional designations

0

Categories Count

International designations

2

Categories Count
World Heritage Site (natural or mixed) 1
Ramsar Site, Wetland of International Importance 2