John Scanlon, African Parks’ Special Envoy and former head of CITES, says that ‘wildlife crime should be confronted with the same international legal force that tackles human trafficking and terrorism.’ He argues for a global legal agreement on the industry...
The Independent covered our recent announcement regarding the extension of Chinko under a new 25-year PPP agreement with the CAR Government. The agreement aims to expand...
Sophy Roberts, eminent travel journalist, recounts her journey to Ennedi Natural and Cultural Reserve in northern Chad to experience this incredibly remote conservation area with...
Recent gains made in conservation are fragile and are at risk of being reversed in the face of this pandemic. ‘Nature conservation has never been...
Many conservation efforts across Africa rely heavily on tourism as a source of funding, but the pandemic has brought the industry to a standstill, putting...
The Campaign for Nature, a partnership of the Wyss Campaign for Nature and the National Geographic Society, launched their 30 Days of Hope social initiative...
In an effort to boost a tiny population of red-necked ostriches in Ennedi Natural and Cultural Reserve, a delicate operation was carried out to translocate...
Many conservation projects are largely dependent on revenue from tourism which is now nearly non-existent, resulting in a cascading loss of jobs and funding, and...
The Wyss Foundation has been instrumental in the growth of African Parks in the last few years, and is helping us directly with seven of...
Peter Lindsey, Director of the LRF, travelled to Zakouma in March to experience the work on the ground that is supported by the LRF. He...