Levera National Park

Saint Mark

Levera National Park is a significant protected area located in Saint Mark, Grenada, renowned for its diverse ecosystems including coastal wetlands, mangroves, and tropical forests. The park supports a variety of wildlife species and serves as an important habitat for migratory birds and marine life. Its beaches and natural scenery offer visitors a tranquil environment for wildlife observation and nature walks. The park is part of conservation efforts to preserve Grenada's indigenous forests and coastal habitats. It contributes to regional biodiversity and provides ecological benefits such as shoreline protection and carbon sequestration. Levera National Park is also recognized for its role in environmental education and eco-tourism, attracting visitors interested in natural heritage and sustainable tourism. The park's natural beauty combined with its ecological importance makes it a unique destination in Grenada's national park system. It is accessible to tourists seeking to experience the island's natural environment beyond its beaches and resorts. The park's management focuses on balancing visitor access with conservation goals to maintain its pristine condition.