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    Blog | 01 November 2022

    African Parks’ 161 Strategy

    Source: African Parks
    5 minute read

    "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.

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    Blog | 12 October 2022
    Elephant Conservation in the Context of High Human-Wildlife Conflict
    Source: African Parks | 7 minute read
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    Blog | 22 September 2022
    To Save Rhinos We First Need Protected Areas
    Source: African Parks | 4 minute read

    With rhino populations declining rapidly across the continent, and greatly improved security in Akagera, the park offered an ideal conservation option to preserving rhinos.

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    Blog | 13 September 2022
    Chinko – The Story of a Once Forgotten Land
    Source: African Parks | 6 minute read

    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...

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    Blog | 01 September 2022
    International Delegation Hosted by African Parks to Learn about Pioneering Conservation Efforts that Benefit Both Wildlife & People
    Source: Team African Parks | 3 minute read

    Last month, African Parks – led by African Parks’ President, Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex and CEO Peter Fearnhead – welcomed groups of U.S...

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    Blog | 12 August 2022
    Translocations are essential to ensuring the survival of elephant populations – Malawi shows us how.
    Source: African Parks | 7 minute read

    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...

  • Blog | 29 April 2022
    Incident at Liwonde National Park, Malawi
    Source: African Parks | 2 minute read

    It is with deep regret that we confirm an incident that occurred outside Liwonde National Park in Malawi on April 27th, in which a ranger...

  • White Rhino Return to Rwanda
    Blog | 27 November 2021
    White Rhino Return to Rwanda
    Source: African Parks | 4 minute read

    On 27th November 2021, in the largest single rhino translocation ever to take place, 30 southern white rhino were introduced into Akagera National Park in...

  • Blog | 30 September 2021
    Incident in Bangweulu Wetlands
    Source: African Parks | 1 minute read

    We are aware of a serious incident that occurred in Muwele Village in Bangweulu Wetlands, Zambia, on September 28th 2021 involving a clash between law...

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    Blog | 23 April 2021
    Déclaration à l'occasion de la disparition du Maréchal du Tchad
    Source: African Parks | 2 minute read

    C'est avec grand regret qu'African Parks a appris le décès du Maréchal du Tchad, Président de la République, Chef de l'État, Idriss Deby Itno.

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