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- Komodo National Park - UNESCO World Heritage Centre
Komodo National Park, located in the center of the Indonesian archipelago, between the islands of Sumbawa and Flores, is composed of three major islands (Rinca, Komodo, and Padar) and numerous smaller ones, all of them of volcanic origin
- Parc national de Komodo - UNESCO World Heritage Centre
Le Parc national de Komodo, situé au centre de l’archipel indonésien, entre les îles de Sumbawa et de Flores, est composé de trois îles principales (Rinca, Komodo et Padar) et de nombreuses autres îles plus petites, toutes d’origine volcanique
- Komodo National Park - Maps - UNESCO World Heritage Centre
Komodo National Park Description Maps Documents Gallery Video Indicators Assistance
- Komodo National Park
Komodo National Park Description Maps Documents Gallery Video Indicators Assistance
- Komodo National Park - UNESCO World Heritage Centre
These patrols are likely to help curtail the illegal entry of fishermen from other provinces and nearby islands to exploit the marine areas of the Park; and that discussions regarding the nomination of extensions to the Park for inclusion in the World Heritage site are underway
- Section II: Summary of the Periodic Report on the State of Conservation . . .
Statement of Significance • Proposed as follows: “The specific values of Komodo National Park are high terrestrial and marine biodiversity, and that it is the only natural habitat of the Komodo Dragon in the world ”
- UNESCO World Heritage Centre - Decision - 47 COM 7B. 6
Notes with appreciation that various tourism-related measures are being planned and implemented including a co-financing commitment for the 2024-2029 GEF UNDP IN-FLORES project on the Komodo dragon, and requests the State Party to report on progress and implementation in relation to managing tourism pressures on the property and its Outstanding
- UNESCO World Heritage Centre - Decision - 45 COM 7B. 15
Considers that the identification of Komodo National Park (KNP) as one of five high-priority tourism destinations in Indonesia, the State Party’s intention to shift away from mass tourism, and the development of an Integrated Tourism Master Plan for Komodo National Park and Labuan Bajo Flores (ITMP), present a positive opportunity to position
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