The protected areas of Angola include national parks, partial nature reserves, integral nature reserves, and regional nature parks. As of mid-2020, protected areas 87,507 km, or 7% of Angola's land area.UNEP-WCMC (2020). Protected Area Profile for Angola from the World Database of Protected Areas. Retrieved 1 June 2023.
National parks (IUCN protected area category II)
Bicuar National Park (7,900 km²) est. 1964 Cameia National Park (14,450 km²) est. 1938 Cangandala National Park (630 km²) est. 1970 Iona National Park (15,150 km²) est. 1964 Luengue-Luiana National Park (22,610 km²) est. 1966 Maiombe National Park, est. 2011 Mavinga National Park (5,950 km²) est. 1966 Mupa National Park (6,600 km²) est. 1964 Quiçama National Park (9,960 km²) est. 1957
Integral nature reserves (IUCN protected area category IV) Ilheu dos Passaros Integral Nature Reserve (2 km²) est. 1973 Luando Integral Nature Reserve (8280 km²) est. 1957
Partial reserves (IUCN protected area category IV) Buffalo Partial Reserve (400 km²) est. 1974 Namibe Partial Reserve (4,450 km²) est. 1960
Regional nature parks (IUCN protected area category V) Chimalavera Regional Nature Park (100 km²) est. 1974
Marine conservation areas (IUCN protected area category V) Namibe Marine Conservation Area (proposed)
Mountain ranges (IUCN protected area category VI) Serra de Moco (proposed) Serra da Cumbira (proposed) Serra do Pingano (proposed)
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