Gishanda Fish Farm is a new sustainable socio-economic development project partnership between Akagera National Park, managed by African Parks and FoodTechAfrica, a consortium of Dutch private companies, with the support of the Rwandan and the Netherlands Government. Gishanda will accelerate...
Following his travels to Liwonde National Park, journalist Daniel Allen highlights African Parks’ conservation efforts, since the organisation took over management of the park in...
Journalist Graeme Green highlights the importance and benefits of animal translocations. In this article, he has a conversation with African Parks CEO, Peter Fearnhead on...
In an exclusive essay for HuffPost, African Parks’ President, Prince Harry, and board member, the former Ethiopian PM, H.E. Hailemariam Dessalegn, as well as US...
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...
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...
