South Sudan
A country in East Africa, home to the vast Sudd wetland and the Nile Lechwe.
What is it?
South Sudan is a country in East Africa. It became independent from Sudan in 2011. It has large areas of swamps and grasslands, including the Sudd, one of the largest wetlands in the world. The Nile Lechwe lives in these wetlands. Other animals include elephants, giraffes, and many bird species.
Why it matters
South Sudan's wetlands are important for wildlife and for people who depend on them. Protecting these areas helps conserve species like the Nile Lechwe.
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