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Rwanda Welcomes 30 White Rhinos in Largest-Ever Single Translocation
30 wild white rhinos have been successfully translocated from South Africa to Rwanda in the largest-ever single translocation effort, aimed at establishing a new stronghold for the species in Akagera National Park
Government of Angola Moves Forward on Ensuring Protection of Luengue-Luiana and Mavinga National Parks
Read Press ReleaseRob and Melani Walton Foundation Make a Transformational Gift to Preserve 30 Million Hectares of Biodiversity & Bolster Sustainability in Africa
Read MoreThe Wyss Foundation Commits $108M to Secure Protected Areas in Africa
Read Press ReleaseWe are pleased to present our 2020 Annual Report: A Charted Course
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Our Work
African Parks is a non-profit conservation organization that takes on direct responsibility for the rehabilitation and long-term management of protected areas in partnership with governments and local communities.
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Saving Wildlife
We are facing a conservation crisis in Africa. Some of the planet's most spectacular species are being lost, but we are working to protect them.
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Park Protection
We have the largest counter-poaching force in all of Africa for any one NGO. Our 1000 rangers provide safety for both wildlife and people.
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Community Development
For protected areas to survive in the long-term, local people need to value them, and derive benefits from the park’s existence.
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Tourism & Enterprise
Visiting the parks is critical to their survival, and tourism and other enterprises contribute to local and national economies.
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Management & Infrastructure
We create infrastructure to deliver good park management benefiting both wildlife and local communities.

























































Explore Our Parks
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Akagera
Rwanda
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Bangweulu
Zambia
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Bazaruto
Mozambique
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Chinko
Central African Republic
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Ennedi
Chad
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Garamba
DRC
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Iona
Angola
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Liuwa Plain
Zambia
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Liwonde
Malawi
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Majete
Malawi
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Mangochi
Malawi
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Matusadona
Zimbabwe
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Nkhotakota
Malawi
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Nyungwe
Rwanda
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Odzala-Kokoua
Congo
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Pendjari
Benin
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Siniaka Minia
Chad
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W
Benin
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Zakouma
Chad
African Parks in the News
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Press Releases | 11 February 2022
Nouvelles sur les événements survenus au Parc national W-Bénin
Source: African ParksComme nouvelles sur ces événements survenus le mardi 8 février 2022 au Parc national du W-Bénin, les enquêtes ont permis de nous rendre compte de leur extrême complexité, impliquant des engins explosifs improvisés (EEI), et ayant fait de nouvelles victimes...
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Press Releases | 11 February 2022
Update on Incidents in W National Park, Benin
Source: African ParksAs an update to the incident that took place on Tuesday, February 8th, investigations have revealed that the attack was extremely complex, involving improvised explosive...
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Press Releases | 09 February 2022
Incident au Parc National W-Bénin
Source: African ParksC'est avec un profond regret que nous vous informons qu'hier, dans l'après-midi du mardi 8 février, une équipe de rangers a été prise en embuscade...
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Press Releases | 09 February 2022
Incident in W National Park
Source: African ParksIt is with deep regret that we share that yesterday, on the afternoon of Tuesday, February 8th a team of rangers were ambushed in W...
Three things we are doing to protect wildlife
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African Wild Dogs return to Malawi
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Rhinos have Returned to Rwanda
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Cheetahs return to Bangweulu Wetlands
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