Incubating a Future
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In Zambia’s Bangweulu Wetlands, a pioneering conservation programme is developing new methods to incubate and rear shoebills, while building the local skills needed to protect the species into the future.
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The Return of the Black Rhino to Matusadona
Source: African ParksThe return of 17 black rhino to Matusadona National Park in 2026 marked the culmination of nearly four decades of conservation effort. Discover the story...
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Bâtir un avenir commun dans le Parc National de la Garamba
Source: African ParksLe Parc National de la Garamba offre un exemple concret de la manière dont la conservation et le développement local peuvent se renforcer mutuellement. À...
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Building a Shared Future in Garamba National Park
Source: African ParksGaramba National Park offers a practical example of how conservation and local development can reinforce one another. Through environmental education, sustainable livelihood initiatives and community-led...
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Garamba’s population of Kordofan giraffe is growing – here’s why
Source: African ParksThis World Giraffe Day, we’re exploring giraffe conservation in Garamba National Park, DRC, and the partnership between the Giraffe Conservation Foundation and African Parks.
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Wildlife translocations strengthen connections between Zambia’s protected areas
Source: African ParksWildlife translocations between Zambia’s protected areas reflect the value of long-term partnerships and connected landscapes.
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Sustainable Gains: How Tackling Illegal Fishing Is Empowering Matusadona’s Community Fishers
Source: African ParksInnovative approaches are enabling partnerships between fisher communities living on the shores of Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe’s Matusadona National Park and conservation.
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Supporting Coexistence Along Liwonde's Boundary
Source: African ParksHow Liwonde National Park’s reinforced perimeter fence and community-led monitoring initiative are helping reduce human-wildlife ...
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What 49 Dugongs Are Teaching Us
Source: Evan TrotzukSatellite-tagging 49 dugongs in Bazaruto Archipelago National Park is helping guide what long-term conservation along the East African coastline may require.
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Reducing Waste and Creating Livelihoods in Bazaruto Archipelago National Park
Source: Emma BadgerAcross Bazaruto, community-led efforts are helping reduce ocean waste, support biodiversity and create livelihoods linked directly to the health of the marine environment. Since 2020...
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