John Scanlon authored an additional op-ed in the wake of the UN Climate Summit last week. He notes the inaction of governments on a large enough scale to make a global difference, despite the international attention that has been given...
John Scanlon, African Parks Special Envoy, wrote an op-ed ahead of the UN Climate Summit in New York last week. He says that nature-based solutions...
An article written by H.R.H. The Duke of Sussex, President of African Parks, implores the public to recognise the problems facing our natural world and...
As CITES meets in Switzerland, the organisations former Secretary General John E. Scanlon highlights the importance of preserving habitats.
Zakouma National Park in Chad has been named one of TIME's World’s Greatest Places in 2019. This accolade follows nine years of tireless work on...
High-end camping is trending worldwide and this article provides the latest updates on new sites opening across the globe. Featuring Wilderness Safaris' new Magashi Camp...
Odzala-Kokoua National Park in the Republic of the Congo, one of Africa’s oldest protected areas, has been managed by African Parks since 2010. This park...
After a 20-year absence, a founder population of wild cheetahs has been introduced to Majete Wildlife Reserve in Malawi. Carefully selected via the Endangered Wildlife Trust’s Cheetah...
World Ranger Day was commemorated on 31 July to celebrate the men and women who dedicate their lives to work as rangers in protected areas...
Last year, Mr. Hansjörg Wyss, philanthropist and African Parks’ Board Member, committed to donating $1B to help protect 30% of the planet by 2030. As...