Translocations are essential to ensuring the survival of elephant populations
Malawi shows us how
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African Parks in the News
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Our Stories | 12 August 2022
Translocations are essential to ensuring the survival of elephant populations – Malawi shows us how.
Source: Team African ParksAs Africa’s human population surges, increasingly encroaching into remaining elephant rangelands, the battle for space is fast becoming one of the biggest challenges for both elephants and people. To safeguard elephant populations, prevent loss of biodiversity and protect the needs...
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Press Releases | 03 August 2022
Significant Wildlife Translocation Completed in Malawi to Support Biodiversity Efforts
Source: African ParksThe 31st of July 2022, marked the conclusion of the successful translocation of 263 elephants and 431 additional wildlife from Liwonde National Park to...
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Press Releases | 02 July 2022
The Zambian Government Makes Historic Commitment to Protect Kafue National Park
Source: African ParksOn the 1st of July 2022, the Government of Zambia and conservation non-profit organisation, African Parks, announced the signing of a 20- year-agreement for...
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Press Releases | 21 June 2022
Elephants on the Move: 250 Elephants to be Relocated in Malawi
Source: African ParksWe are delighted to share that 250 elephants will be translocated from Liwonde National Park to Kasungu National Park in Malawi, between 27 June and 29...
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250 Elephants to be Relocated in Malawi
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