The Saloum Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Senegal, is a biodiverse region where the Saloum River meets the Atlantic Ocean. This unique ecosystem features mangrove forests, lagoons, and islands that support a rich array of wildlife, including migratory birds and marine species. The site also holds cultural significance, with ancient burial mounds and archaeological remains reflecting centuries of human history tied to the delta’s resources. Its natural beauty and historical value make it a globally recognized treasure.

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