Kainji National Park, located in Niger and Kwara States, Nigeria, was established in 1978 and spans 5,341 km². It consists of three main sectors: Kainji Lake, the Borgu Game Reserve, and the Zugurma Game Reserve. The park is home to diverse wildlife, including lions, leopards, elephants, and over 350 bird species. It is also a key area for fish species in Kainji Lake. The Borgu sector, known for its savanna woodlands, is open to tourists, while the Zugurma sector, which is more remote and less developed, features a mosaic of forest and savanna landscapes. The park faces challenges like security issues and overgrazing, but efforts are underway to restore and protect it, including a partnership between the Nigerian government and the West African Conservation Network.