The park also has several seasonal rivers. There are major habitats of Kora whose distribution depends on physiography and water availability. Riverine habitats along the Tana are dominated by Doum palm, Acacia elator, Populus ilicifolium Tamarindus indica and Ficus spp. Alkaline soil areas are colonised by dense stands of the salt-bushes Salvadora persica and Sueda nonica. The second type of habitat is rock outcrops inselbergs filed with soil and gravel.
Wind blown organic debris and sub-surface water allows unique fauna and flora to develop.
A wide variety of trees and shrubs are established in the rock cracks and on talus. The bushland is dominated by thick Acacia-Commiphora thickets, with 12 spp. of Acacia 12 species of commiphora. Kora has a unique and diverse fauna. Twenty one species of fish have been caught along the Kora stretch of Tana River. George Adam's Camp and his work of rehabilitating lions.