Young elephant rescued and reunited with its family
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African Parks
A young elephant has been rescued and reunited with its family after it was caught in a wire snare in Liwonde National Park in Malawi.
African Parks in the News
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Number of African elephants poached has doubled in just the past decade
Source: African ParksThe African elephant population, estimated at around 400,000 individuals, is now likely to be in decline in all African sub-regions.
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Benin: Talon souhaite l'organisation de safari au parc Pendjari
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Accord de gestion du parc animalier de la Pendjari: Les grandes options du partenariat gouvernement-African Parks Network
Source: La NationL’une des options du gouvernement de la Rupture consiste à valoriser les ressources naturelles du Bénin à travers le tourisme, afin de révéler le Bénin...
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Sketching a Future for Garamba's Elephants
Source: Explorers Against ExtinctionSketch for Survival fund-raising initiative to support anti-poaching teams in Garamba, DRC
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Do you think the number of poor people in the world has gone up or down in the past 25 years?
Source: African ParksThis is the question Bell and Melinda Gates ask, and then answer in a recent New York Times opinion piece, where they highlight the extraordinary strides...
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Le Président du Bénin, leader d’une Conversation de Haut Niveau sur le Rôle des Partenariats Public-Privé pour la Conservation en Afrique en marge de l'Assemblée Générale des Nations Unies
Source: African ParksSa Haute Excellence M. Patrice Talon, Président du Bénin, a joint David Bonderman, fondateur de TPG Capital et de la Wildcat Foundation, et Peter Fearnhead,...
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President of Benin Leads High-level Conversation on the Role of Public-Private Partnerships for Conservation in Africa around the UN General Assembly
Source: African ParksHis Excellency Mr. Patrice Talon, President of Benin, joined David Bonderman, Founder of TPG capital and The Wildcat Foundation, and Peter Fearnhead, CEO of African...
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Benin-biodiversite: Talon a vendu ses prouesses du parc Pendjari aux Etats-Unis
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Mutware, Akagera's most well-known elephant, dies of natural causes at the ripe old age of 48
Source: African Parks