World Press Photo awards top images of 2015
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NBC News
The contest drew 82,951 images from 5,775 photographers, with a mix of subjects from wrestlers in Senegal to orangutans climbing trees.
African Parks in the News
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Armed groups line up to kill Congo's elephants
Source: Daily Mail UK, AFPIn a remote part of Garamba, a vast national park in Democratic Republic of Congo, a team of rangers loads assault rifles and backpacks into...
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In Congo, a war for Africa's elephants
Source: Yahoo! News, Tristan McConnellGaramba National Park (DR Congo) (AFP) - André Migifuloyo and Djuma Uweko lived together, worked together and last October died together fighting to protect Congo's...
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Everything you need to know about going on safari in Africa
Source: Stuff.co.nz, Catherine MarshallThanda Private Game Reserve is working hard to find a balance between offering memorable safari experiences and meeting the needs of local communities and wildlife...
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African Parks awarded €2.6m for Malawi by the Dutch Postcode…
Source: Malawi Tourism GuideThere has been another great boost in the evolving story of the transformation of Malawi's wildlife and the emergence of the country as one of...
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500 African elephants are moving to a new home
Source: Take PartConstruction has begun on a New York City–size sanctuary that will provide Africa’s elephants with a rare safe haven. The 42,000-acre preserve is being built...
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Conservationists rush to save the Congo's last 38 giraffes
Source: Take Part, John PlattThe poaching crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is affecting more than just elephants. New surveys have revealed that the country’s giraffe population...
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Akagera Aerial Census Report Summary
Source: Akagera Management CompanyIn August this year, Akagera Management Company conduct ed the third aerial census of the park since their management of Akagera, following the 2010 and...
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Rock art – a cultural treasure of Ennedi
Source: African ParksMore than 100 rock art sites at the Ennedi Plateau in Chad have been identified, thanks to Rocco Rava, the park manager. African Parks...
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Rock art – a cultural treasure of Ennedi
Source: African ParksMore than 100 rock art sites at the Ennedi Plateau in Chad have been identified, thanks to Rocco Rava, the park manager. African Parks, who manage...
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