Why Prints for Wildlife is a story of hope
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The African Insider
Two photographers used their networks to raise funds for conservation, leading to one of the most inspiring stories in 2020.
African Parks in the News
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Wildlife photographers join forces to raise funds for African nature conservation
Source: Black+White PhotographyFollowing the success of 2020’s Prints for Wildlife, the ambitious initiative is back this summer for a second edition. Here’s the lowdown on some of...
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New Way To Explore Rwanda: A Solar-Powered Luxury Houseboat
Source: ForbesIn an article featuring Nyungwe National Park, Johanna Read writes about a new way to explore Lake Kivu in Rwanda, travelling in one of the...
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Africa’s Elephants Are in Peril—but Travel Could Help Protect Them
Source: AFAROdzala-Kokoua is featured in AFAR magazine as one of the best places to observe forest elephants in the Congo Basin.
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Prince Harry Narrated a Special Earth Day Video About Protected Areas in Africa
Source: MSNPrince Harry, The Duke of Sussex and President of African Parks has reaffirmed his commitment to preserving biodiversity by collaborating with us on a special...
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IUCN SOS Grant Zakouma article 2
Source: African Parks | 3 minute readIn the recent past, Zakouma National Park was facing tremendous pressure from poachers, but 10 years of partnership between the Government of the Republic of...
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IUCN SOS Grant: Akagera's K9 Unit continues to safeguard people and wildlife (2)
Source: African Parks | 3 minute readAfrican Parks and the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) entered into a partnership in 2010 to manage Akagera National Park. Many returning refugees from the 1994...
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Which African wildlife experience is right for you?
Source: National GeographicThe safari experience is constantly evolving with the likes of more sustainable options and emerging destinations. Here are some of the best areas for wildlife-spotting...
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Reportage Au Rwanda, la renaissance du parc de l’Akagera
Source: LibérationWriting for Libération, Maria Malagardis explores Akagera’s revitalization as a wildlife sanctuary and its ascendance as an exceptional nature destination.
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PRIVATE SECTOR AND DEVELOPMENT ISSUE 35 : PRESERVING BIODIVERSITY, THE PRIVATE SECTOR IN ACTION
Source: Private Sector and Development: Issue 35In a case study on optimal protected area management approaches, co-written by our Head of Conservation Development and Assurance Jean Labuschagne and SANParks’ Luthando Dziba, they discuss the...