In Africa, ‘Paper Parks’ Are Starved for Cash
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New York Times
In a unique analysis, researchers put a price on protecting Africa’s wildlife: at least $1.2 billion each year.
African Parks in the News
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Benin: Talon souhaite l'organisation de safari au parc Pendjari
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Accord de gestion du parc animalier de la Pendjari: Les grandes options du partenariat gouvernement-African Parks Network
Source: La NationL’une des options du gouvernement de la Rupture consiste à valoriser les ressources naturelles du Bénin à travers le tourisme, afin de révéler le Bénin...
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Benin-biodiversite: Talon a vendu ses prouesses du parc Pendjari aux Etats-Unis
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Together we can end illegal animal trade
Source: The TimesIs it possible to end the illegal wildlife trade? John Scanlon, Special Envoy for African Parks, and Zac Goldsmith, British Member of Parliament, believe that...
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A Rwandan Game Park Defying the Odds
Source: The New York TimesDespite modest tourism numbers, Akagera National Park is a success story in the making, particularly considering that, like its host country, it survived catastrophe
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King Lewanika Lodge: World's 100 Greatest Places
Source: TIMELiuwa Plain’s King Lewanika Lodge has just been named one TIME’s World’s Greatest Places.
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Fighting poachers in central Africa's secret Eden
Source: AljazeeraSustained slaughter of elephants has now left fewer than 3,000 in the region.
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Backed by Prince Harry, Conservation Group Expands in Africa
Source: Associated PressAfrican Parks assumes day-to-day management of countries' wildlife areas, seeking more efficiency and accountability in the campaign to protect flora and fauna from poaching and...
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Zambia Parliamentary Conservation Caucus happy with African Parks’ conservation model in Liuwa
Source: Lusaka TimesThe Zambia Parliamentary Conservation Caucus (ZPCC) has expressed happiness with the conservation model done by the African Parks (AP) in the Bangweulu and Liuwa Plain...