Odzala-Kokoua National Park in the Republic of Congo, which is recognised as one of the most biologically diverse and species-rich areas on the planet, participated in the Great Southern Bioblitz and came away with some astounding results. Read more here.
2023 was an incredibly busy year as we consolidated our operations across 22 parks and focused on improving our systems and capacity in preparation for...
Time is running out for nature. Species and habitats are being lost at an unprecedented pace, and natural ecosystems continue to be degraded at an...
In Chad, the restoration and conservation of Ennedi’s wildlife populations, a management priority for African Parks, received a boost in 2021 when 19 red-necked ostrich...
Angolan giraffe have been returned to their historical range in Iona National Park, Angola, thanks to African Parks’ successful approach to park management and community...
As African Parks’ first year on the ground in South Sudan comes to an end, navigating and supporting the complex human landscape is just as...
As we celebrate 20 years of operation in the first-ever park to full under African Parks’ management, we unpack what makes Majete Wildlife Reserve an...
Over the past twenty years African Parks has assumed the responsibility of protecting lions in 16 of its 22 parks across 10 countries. Of these...
Relocating White Rhinos to Garamba National Park Renews Hope for the Species and the Park.
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