Extending over an area of 148 hectares, the partial nature reserve of Dahlia Fleurs was created on October 14, 2004. Easy access via the old Bingerville road that borders it. Its peri-urban location can encourage daily hikes and the slightly rugged terrain facilitates hiking.

The diversity of vegetation is favorable to scientific research. 91 ha of well-preserved forest; 08 ha of secondary forest; 15 species of mammals; 69 species of birds inventoried. The reserve is located in a region with great tourist potential. Declared an area of public utility by decree no. 00895/MINEEF/ of 17 October 2007 with the name Dahliafleur Partial Nature Reserve.