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BISANADI RESERVE

BACKGROUND INFO
It acts as a wildlife dispersal area for Meru national park. It is a part of the Meru, Kora, Mwingi and Bisanadi conservation area. Location:Adjacent to north-east boundary of Meru, Isiolo district, covering an area of 606km2.Climate:The climate is hot and dry.
HOW TO GET THERE
RoadsThe Reserve is readily accessible Via Meru.Park RoadsOne road connecting Meru and Bisanadi.
MAJOR ATTRACTIONS
Wilderness.
COMMON VEGETATION
The vegetation is mainly thorn bushland and thicket with Combretum prevailing in the north and Commiphora in the south. To the west the Combretum merges into Terminalia wooded grasslands. The red-flowered parasitic Loranthus grows on the branches of Acacia reficiens along the rivers. Dense riverine forests of doum palm Hyphaene spp. and raffia palm Raphia spp. occur along the water courses. Some riverine swamps have sedges Cyperus sp., and grasses Echinochloa haplacelada and Pennisetum mezianum. On the plains Sehima nervosa, Chloris roxburghiana and other species of Pennisetum are the dominant grasses.
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