In 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 six Community Resource Boards to conserve a working natural system that benefits people and wildlife.
TV5 Monde published a story on the rebirth of Akagera, covering its extraordinary transformation arising from our conservation partnership with the Rwanda Development Board.
Elephants are essential ecological engineers, creating and maintaining landscape structure and ecosystem function. The recently distinguished and critically endan- gered forest elephant is currently classified...
Mongabay covers the rediscovery of the unique Hill’s horseshoe bat in Nyungwe National Park, resulting from a collaboration among the park, Bat Conservation International, the...
From tiger camps among Mughal ruins to heli-skiing in the Transylvanian mountains, Lisa Grainger picks the most luxurious ways to find adventure in the wilderness.
CNN Brazil spotlights Akagera Naitonal Park in an episode of its Travel and Gastronomy programme, featuring the conservation efforts behind its development as an exceptional...
Benin's Ministry of the Living Environment and Sustainable Development and Central African Republic's Ministry for Water, Forests, Hunting and Fishery, signed an agreement on 26...
Getaway magazine highlights the progress achieved in reducing poaching activity in Garamba National Park, with no detection of poached elephants in 28 consecutive months.
Matusadona's Special Projects Manager, Eva Reid writes for Nzira about the development of our partnership with the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, and the...
The Guardian featured the translocation of white rhinos from South Africa to Rwanda in their 2021 year in pictures of the natural world.
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