CENTRAL AFRICAN Rep.

100fr: local scenes are shown on this 2019 issue, including the Majorettes dance troop and landscape scenery along the Oubangui River

CENTRAL AFRICAN REP.

500fr: this high value Airmail issue shows the agile tree-climbing Leopard on a branch

CENTRAL AFRICAN Rep.

900fr: this WWF sheetlet shows various images of Western Lowland Gorilla family groups, including a silverback male

CENTRAL AFRICA Rep.

25fr: this Scouting issue shows scientific education, and shows a local Euphaera butterfly species

Central African Rep.

750fr: this 2015 issue features the visit of Pope Francis, who came to Bangui during a very turbulent period of unrest and transition.

CENTRAL AFRICAN Rep.

390fr: this sheetlet shows various local insects and flowers up close

Central African Rep.

280fr: a set-tenant block of four from a birds of Africa sheetlet, showing various species with distribution insets

CENTRAL AFRICAN Rep.

70fr overprinted on 300fr: this Scouting issue features local species; seen here is a Pied Kingfisher, a common bird along streams and riversides

CENTRAL AFRICAN REP.

400fr: this air mail issue shows a red Eulophia Orchid, possibly a cultivated species

CENTRAL AFRICAN REP.

5fr: this 1985 economic development issue shows gendarmes and villagers herding cattle in a rural scene

CENTRAL AFRICAN Rep.

280fr (pair): two stamps from a sheetlet showing the ranges of native African birds. See here are the Superb Starling and the Yellow-collared (or Masked) Lovebird

CENTRAL AFRICAN REP.

325 CFA Blk of four: Native African birds are featured in this sheetlet, where they perch and fly near a local waterfall

CENTRAL AFRICAN Rep. / Rep. Centrafricaine

100fr: this 1990 fauna issue foretells declining local populations of elephants, one of the species most targeted by poachers as demand for ivory soars worldwide

CENTRAL AFRICAN REP. / Rep. Centrafricaine

90fr: Kembe Falls on the Kotto River (near Bangassou) is pictured on this 1985 landscape issue

CENTRAL AFRICAN REP.

200fr: this se-tenant WWF issue shows the Shoebill Stork, a resident of wetlands and riverbanks in the CAR.

CENTRAL AFRICA / Rep. Centrafricaine

280fr: a pair of birds from a sheet showing African species with range maps in corner; the Red-crested Tauraco (at right) is native to the C.A.R.

CENTRAL AFRICA / Rep. Centrafricaine

100fr: this issue celebrates a festival of African traditional culture and shows local dance and costume

CENTRAL AFRICA / Rep. Centrafricaine

430fr: this issue commemorates the 50th anniv. of the UN, and was issued in 1995. Central Africa has been a member of the UN since its independence from France in 1960.

CENTRAL AFRICAN REP. / Rep. Centrafricaine

70fr Forestry: a critical natural resource for Central Africa, tropical hardwood forests are found in the south and eastern parts of the interior

CENTRAL AFRICAN REP. / Rep. Centrafricaine

350 fr: Centenary of the city of Bangui, capital of the Central African Republic, 1989 issue. This stamp shows an early depiction of the nascent town, with a French flag flying on the banks of the Oubangi River.