Once roaming widely across Africa, African wild dogs are now one of the most endangered carnivores on the continent. Despite the challenges to ensure successful reintroductions of important species, African Parks, and its partners, remain committed to continuing the work.
Once fraught with rampant poaching and devasting instability for communities, today Garamba National Park is a shining example of what can be achieved when strong...
Bangweulu Wetlands in Zambia, is home to one of Africa’s most unique birds, the shoebill. But with growing pressure on their survival, this species has...
Nature is the planet's in-built mechanism for regulating climate and mitigating the impact of extreme climatic events. But for nature to be properly effective, biodiversity...
"What is not being managed today, will be lost tomorrow": Learn more about African Park's 161 Strategy to secure African's protected area network.
With rhino populations declining rapidly across the continent, and greatly improved security in Akagera, the park offered an ideal conservation option to preserving rhinos.
Situated within the Eastern Central African Republic (CAR) Wilderness Area, the most remote and uninhabited wilderness area in tropical Africa, Chinko holds a story of...
Last month, African Parks – led by African Parks’ President, Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex and CEO Peter Fearnhead – welcomed groups of U.S...
As Africa’s human population surges, increasingly encroaching into remaining elephant rangelands, the battle for space is fast becoming one of the biggest challenges for both...