More Than 100 Photographers Are Raising Funds to Protect 30 Million Hectares of African Parks
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Colossal / Grace Ebert
African Parks in the News
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Done and dusted – SA game capture experts shift 263 elephants in four weeks
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Majete Wildlife Reserve
Source: Africa GeographicMalawi’s remarkable story of rebirth
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Malawi : près de 250 éléphants relocalisés dans un parc où l’espèce avait quasiment disparu
Source: Le MondeDes buffles, des impalas ou encore des phacochères seront également acheminés depuis la réserve de Liwonde, où le braconnage a fortement diminué, vers celle de...
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This Lion Safari Gives Travelers a Deeper Look at Wildlife Conservation in Africa
Source: AFAR / Jennifer FlowersFor the first time, travelers can follow the path of a two-country collaboration in Africa that’s protecting one of nature’s noblest species.
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How Wildlife is Flourishing Again in Akagera – The Region's Largest Protected Wetland and Rwanda’s ‘Big Five’ Park
Source: iNewsIn a feature for iNews on Akagera National Park, Rwanda, Journalist Graeme Green spotlights its transformation and the efforts in conservation and tourism development.
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Safaris Are Embracing a More Sustainable, Diverse Future
Source: AFARIn a travel feature about the future of safaris, Journalist Jennifer Flowers spoke to our Head of Commercial Development, Dave Wilson, about the important role...
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Global Land Outlook 2nd Edition: Land Restoration for Recovery and Resilience
Source: United Nations Convention to Combat DesertificationThe UNCCD has released the second edition of its flagship Global Land Outlook, assessing human land use trends with guidance for management, restoration and recovery...
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Beautiful Bangweulu
Source: Luxuria Lifestyle InternationalIn a travel feature on Bangweulu Wetlands, journalist Sarah Kingdom describes the beauty of this remarkable community-owned wetland, where we’re working with the DNPW and...
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L’Akagera, Fierté du Rwanda
Source: TV5 MondeTV5 Monde published a story on the rebirth of Akagera, covering its extraordinary transformation arising from our conservation partnership with the Rwanda Development Board.