African Parks: Saving Wildlife

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.

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.
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.
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.
Tourism & Enterprise
Visiting the parks is critical to their survival, and tourism and other enterprises contribute to local and national economies.
Management & Infrastructure
We create infrastructure to deliver good park management benefiting both wildlife and local communities.

Akagera
National Park

Rwanda

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Bangweulu
Wetlands

Zambia

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Bazaruto
National Park

Mozambique

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Chinko

Central African Republic

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Ennedi
Natural and Cultural Reserve

Chad

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Garamba
National Park

DRC

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Liuwa Plain
National Park

Zambia

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Liwonde
National Park

Malawi

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Majete
Wildlife Reserve

Malawi

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Mangochi
Forest Reserve

Malawi

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Nkhotakota
Wildlife Reserve

Malawi

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Odzala-Kokoua
National Park

Congo

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Pendjari
National Park

Benin

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Zakouma
National Park

Chad

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Explore Our Parks

Akagera

Rwanda
Bangweulu

Zambia
Bazaruto

Mozambique
Chinko

Central African Republic
Ennedi

Chad
Garamba

DRC
Liuwa Plain

Zambia
Liwonde

Malawi
Majete

Malawi
Mangochi

Malawi
Nkhotakota

Malawi
Odzala-Kokoua

Congo
Pendjari

Benin
Zakouma

Chad

African Parks in the News

Press Releases | 19 November 2018

Malawi Gains New Giraffe Population in Majete Wildlife Reserve

Source: African Parks

Thirteen giraffe have been safely released into Majete Wildlife Reserve in southern Malawi on Saturday 19th November. Beginning in South Africa, the translocation was one of the farthest of its kind with the giraffe being transported over 2,500 km by road...
Press Releases | 02 November 2018

The Governments of the Republic of South Africa and Chad Together with African Parks and SANparks Confirm the Discovery of two Additional Black Rhino Carcasses in Zakouma National Park In Chad

Source: African Parks

The Governments of the Republic of South Africa and Chad Together with African Parks and SANParks Confirm the Discovery of two Additional Black Rhino Carcasses...
Article | 01 November 2018

Wyss Foundation Launches $1 Billion Campaign to Help Conserve 30% of the Planet by 2030

Source: Wyss Foundation

Wyss Campaign for Nature commits $1 billion to help protect 30% of the planet by 2030
Article | 23 October 2018

In Africa, ‘Paper Parks’ Are Starved for Cash

Source: New York Times

In a unique analysis, researchers put a price on protecting Africa’s wildlife: at least $1.2 billion each year.

Three things we are doing to protect wildlife

African Parks is working tirelessly across Africa to protect some of the continent’s most iconic species: elephants, lions, gorillas, rhinos and others. Read more below about just three of the ways we are protecting wildlife.

Rhinos have Returned to Chad
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500 Elephants Rehomed in Malawi
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13 Giraffe Make Historic Journey to New Home in Majete, Malawi

The Wyss Campaign for Nature commits $1 billion to help protect 30% of the planet by 2030

President of Benin Leads High-level Conversation on the Role of Public-Private Partnerships for Conservation in Africa

Chad’s New Rhinos Are Thriving in Zakouma National Park

Akagera Featured by The New York Times

Lions Return to Liwonde

Chinko's Fight to Save Africa's Secret Eden

Annual Report 2017

Garamba National Park Celebrates 80th Anniversary

Saving Africa’s Wildlife

In Chad, the Elephants Are Back

Our goal is to manage 20 parks by 2020

Our Work

Akagera National Park

Rwanda

Bangweulu Wetlands

Zambia

Bazaruto National Park

Mozambique

Chinko

Central African Republic

Ennedi Natural and Cultural Reserve

Chad

Garamba National Park

DRC

Liuwa Plain National Park

Zambia

Liwonde National Park

Malawi

Majete Wildlife Reserve

Malawi

Mangochi Forest Reserve

Malawi

Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve

Malawi

Odzala-Kokoua National Park

Congo

Pendjari National Park

Benin

Zakouma National Park

Chad

Explore Our Parks

Akagera

Rwanda

Bangweulu

Zambia

Bazaruto

Mozambique

Chinko

Central African Republic

Ennedi

Chad

Garamba

DRC

Liuwa Plain

Zambia

Liwonde

Malawi

Majete

Malawi

Mangochi

Malawi

Nkhotakota

Malawi

Odzala-Kokoua

Congo

Pendjari

Benin

Zakouma

Chad

African Parks in the News

Malawi Gains New Giraffe Population in Majete Wildlife Reserve

The Governments of the Republic of South Africa and Chad Together with African Parks and SANparks Confirm the Discovery of two Additional Black Rhino Carcasses in Zakouma National Park In Chad

Wyss Foundation Launches $1 Billion Campaign to Help Conserve 30% of the Planet by 2030

In Africa, ‘Paper Parks’ Are Starved for Cash

Three things we are doing to protect wildlife

Rhinos have Returned to Chad

500 Elephants Rehomed in Malawi

Outfit a Ranger #intheirshoes

Thank you to our partners and donors for their generous support.

Akagera
National Park

Bangweulu
Wetlands

Bazaruto
National Park

Ennedi
Natural and Cultural Reserve

Garamba
National Park

Liuwa Plain
National Park

Liwonde
National Park

Majete
Wildlife Reserve

Mangochi
Forest Reserve

Nkhotakota
Wildlife Reserve

Odzala-Kokoua
National Park

Pendjari
National Park

Zakouma
National Park