Transboundary Protected Areas

Transboundary Protected Areas (TBPAs) are conservation regions that span across the borders of two or more countries. They are established to protect shared ecosystems, wildlife, and natural resources, fostering cooperation between nations. By managing these areas jointly, countries can better preserve biodiversity, prevent illegal activities like poaching, and support sustainable development. TBPAs promote international collaboration, often benefiting local communities and enhancing regional stability through combined conservation efforts. These areas symbolize a collective approach to environmental stewardship, recognizing that nature and ecosystems do not adhere to political boundaries.