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...aven in dense forest in the [[North-Western Province, Zambia|North-Western Province]] of [[Zambia]]. It lies between the [[West Lunga River]] and [[Kabompo Riv ....2007.</ref> A few patches of [[Miombo]] woodland and grassland also exist in the park.

...ion has been much reduced in recent years, the black rhinoceros is extinct in the area and elephant and lion are probably also wiped out. ...on Coalition, National Council for Science and the Environment). Published in the Encyclopedia of Earth March 19, 2007; Retrieved November 8, 2007.</ref>

...]]s. Founded as a [[game reserve]] in 1938, it became a [[national park]] in 1972 and now covers 9,050&nbsp;km². ...s only from that side, it is usually thought of as being wholly in Eastern Province.

| photo_caption = Wildlife in the Kafue national park ...similar in size to Wales or Massachusetts). It is the second largest park in Africa and is home to over 55 different species of animals.

...si'' and ''Ntumbacushi'') are situated on the [[Ngona River]] in [[Luapula Province]], [[Zambia]] where it runs over the edge of the northern Zambian plateau i ...o April, the water coming over the edge may have a depth of up to 1 m, but in the later dry season the flow may reduce to a produce a 'bridalveil' effect

...s southern extremity, in [[Zambia]]'s [[Northern Province, Zambia|Northern Province]]. It covers about 2000 km² and has some 80 km of lake shore including fou ...Park), and Ndole Bay just north of the park. Kasaba Bay Lodge closed down in 2006.

| photo_caption = The two white rhinos at Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park in May 2005 | location = Southern Province, [[Zambia]]

| location = [[Central Province, Zambia]] ...bilities, in partnership with the Zambian Wildlife Authority, and has been in operation since 1986.

| designation1_free2value = [[List of World Heritage Sites in Africa|Africa]] ...or '''Mosi-oa-Tunya'''Tonga: ''the Smoke that Thunders''), is a waterfall in southern Africa on the [[Zambezi River]] at the border of Zambia and Zimbab