African Parks is participating the Wildlife Ranger Challenge to help raise needed funds for rangers across Africa. On October 3rd, our entire ranger unit of 1,000 rangers ran a cumulative distance of 21,000 km within the parks we manage.
The Government of Rwanda and conservation non-profit African Parks announced Wednesday October 7th the signing of a new agreement for Nyungwe National Park, a commitment...
In one of the largest international black rhino translocations to date, WWF South Africa, African Parks, Malawi’s Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW) and...
Le Gouvernement béninois s’engage encore plus envers ses ressources naturelles et ses aires protégées en signant un partenariat avec African Parks pour la gestion du...
The Benin Government furthers commitment to their natural resources and their protected areas, partnering with African Parks for the management of its W National Park...
John Scanlon, African Parks’ Special Envoy, provided testimony to the virtual caucus hearing on wildlife trade, the origins of COVID-19, and preventing future pandemics. Click...
Five zoo-born eastern black rhinos have been transported from Europe to Africa. The 6,000km (3,700 miles) journey began at Dvur Kralove in Denmark. The zoo-born...
Souvent appelée « Ground Zero » dans le contexte des guerres de braconnage en Afrique, la Garamba a connu une baisse spectaculaire des activités illégales...
Garamba National Park, one of Africa’s oldest national parks, is often recognized as ground zero in the continent’s poaching wars. Today, the DRC’s Institut Congolais...
With effective law enforcement in place and by working alongside communities, Liwonde has become a place where both people and wildlife can thrive.