African Parks is participating the Wildlife Ranger Challenge to help raise needed funds for rangers across Africa. On October 3rd, our entire ranger unit of 1,000 rangers ran a cumulative distance of 21,000 km within the parks we manage.
Rwanda handed over management of a forest reserve in the southwest of the country to an African not-for-profit organization that’s taken over 19 national parks...
The Government has entered a 20-year agreement with African Parks to manage and conserve Nyungwe National Park, the largest expanse of forest in the country...
The Government of Rwanda and conservation non-profit African Parks announced Wednesday October 7th the signing of a new agreement for Nyungwe National Park, a commitment...
The Government of Rwanda and conservation non-profit African Parks announced Wednesday October 7th the signing of a new agreement for Nyungwe National Park, a commitment...
CNN referenced African Parks' continued operations and conservation work despite the COVID-19 pandemic, in an article evaluating the different impacts Coronavirus has had on nature and...
Rangers from Rwanda’s Akagera, Volcanoes, Nyungwe and the new Gishwati-Mukura National Parks today joined their colleagues from other African countries in participating in the Wildlife...
John Scanlon, African Parks’ Special Envoy, assesses the need to recognise public and animal health in global efforts to combat the illegal wildlife trade and...
African Parks’ Board Members and Strategic Funders Hansjorg Wyss and Melani and Rob Walton appeared at the Nature Finance Forum along with other funders for...
In one of the largest international black rhino translocations to date, WWF South Africa, African Parks, Malawi’s Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW) and...