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This article discusses the protection of nature and biodiversity as a geopolitical issue. It is based on a brief historical digression about the emergence and development of protected areas in the world and on the African continent, specifically until the contemporaneity, highlighting the recent appreciation of the tourist use of these areas. Contradictions of this process, such as the socio-spatial segregation of native populations, resulting from the implementation of environmental protection areas, are analyzed and understood as a form of dispossession of the African population of their lands, territories and natural resources. Therefore, the main contribution of this paper is the introduction to a discussion about the importance of protected areas in the process of space production, that is, how biodiversity and tourism are contents that impose themselves as verticalities over the territory, in the format of protected areas.

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BIODIVERSITY, GEOPOLITICS, AND TOURISM IN SOUTHERN AFRICA: AN ANALYSIS OF THE GREAT LIMPOPO TRANSFRONTIER PARK (SOUTH AFRICA, MOZAMBIQUE, AND ZIMBABWE)