With both the courage and persistence of its diverse people, Zakouma National Park, Chad, is an inspiration for what is possible when partnerships are formed with a common vision to protect biodiversity for the sake of people and wildlife.
Translocations are a vital part of Malawi’s elephant management strategy to simulate the natural occurrence of migration.
Through the successful work of our research team in Bazaruto Archipelago National Park (BANP), the IUCN has relisted the species to Critically Endangered on the...
On World Rhino Day, we’re celebrating the work we have done for rhino conservation in Africa. Poaching is having a devastating impact on the survival...
African Parks is a non-profit conservation organisation that takes on the complete responsibility for the rehabilitation and long-term management of national parks in partnership with...
Since 2000, its been our mission to prevent the dramatic decline of Africa’s wild landscapes. By implementing a clear business approach to conservation and partnering...
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...
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...