Rwanda’s approach to handling human-animal conflict through inclusivity and investment has changed the way the nation protects its wildlife. The southern white rhinos are proof as FORBES AFRICA found on a recent visit to the Akagera National Park.
Who controls the narrative around conservation in Africa? And what about the foreign funders of many parks and other conservation efforts on the continent? Are...
Bazaruto Archipelago is home to the last remaining viable dugong population in East Africa. For the past five years African Parks has prioritised the protection...
To celebrate World Animal Day, we discover the world’s strangest creatures and where you can find them in the wild, from manatees to wobbegongs...
30 South African rhinos were translocated to the Akagera National Park in Rwanda; the African Parks team is celebrating the birth of several calves for...
Malawi’s remarkable story of rebirth
Des buffles, des impalas ou encore des phacochères seront également acheminés depuis la réserve de Liwonde, où le braconnage a fortement diminué, vers celle de...
For the first time, travelers can follow the path of a two-country collaboration in Africa that’s protecting one of nature’s noblest species.