Brief synthesisSangha Trinational (TNS) is a transboundary conservation complex in the North-western Congo Basin where Cameroon, the Central African Republic and the Republic of Congo meet. The parks are embedded in a much larger forest landscape, sometimes referred to as the TNS Landscape. Natural values and features include the ongoing ecological and evolutionary processes in a mostly intact forest landscape at a very large scale. There is a Trinational Monitoring and Action Committee (Comité Trinational de Suivi et d'Action), bringing together the three countries at the ministerial level. A Trinational Monitoring Committee unites the three countries at the level of regional administrations.