Liwonde National Park: Transforming a park into a source of benefits for people
With effective law enforcement in place and by working alongside communities, Liwonde has become a place where both people and wildlife can thrive.
African Parks in the News
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Liwonde National Park: Establishing a sanctuary for lion and cheetah
Following the reintroduction of cheetah and lion to the park, the new populations are closely monitored by Liwonde’s dedicated teams to secure their long-term prosperity.
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Predators on the Rise: Liwonde
CNN Inside Africa features on of most ambitious big cat conservation initiatives on the continent underway in Liwonde National Park in Liwonde. A moving story...
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Malawi Gains New Giraffe Population in Majete
Thirteen South African giraffe have been translocated over 2,500 km and safely released into Malawi’s Majete Wildlife Reserve, establishing its first population.
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Watch: Lions Return to Liwonde
Renewed hope for lion populations across Africa as an innovative conservation initiative paves the way for their survival. Nine lions made history this past week...
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Elephants Learn to Trust Again
Wild elephants learn to trust again after the fight against poaching sees positive results in Zakouma National Park in Chad. Between 2002 to 2010, more...
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Nombre record de veaux d'éléphant documentés à Zakouma
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Record Number of Elephant Calves Documented in Zakouma
Zakouma has had a very troubled past. Between 2002 to 2010 approximately 4,000 elephants were killed for their ivory, and only 450 elephants remained. African...
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Commémoration de son 80ème Anniversaire, le Parc National de la Garamba
Souvent appelée « Ground Zero » dans le contexte des guerres de braconnage en Afrique, la Garamba a connu une baisse spectaculaire des activités illégales...
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Le Retour des Rhinos au Tchad
Le rare Rhinocéros noir en voie d’être rendu à la nation tchadienne. Le dernier rhinocéros sauvage a été observé dans ce pays d'Afrique centrale dans...