Rhinos Return to Chad
In an unprecedented collaboration between the South African and Chadian Governments, SANParks and African Parks, is enabling the translocation of critically endangered black rhinos from South African to Chad.
African Parks in the News
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African Parks: A Business Approach to Conservation
African Parks is a non-profit organisation that takes on direct responsibility for the rehabilitation and long-term management of national parks and protected areas, in partnership...
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Bangweulu Wetlands, Zambia - "Where the water meets the sky"
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500 Elephant on the Move in Malawi
African Parks is undertaking one of the largest and most significant elephant translocations in human history, moving up to 500 elephants within Malawi
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How to Move a Giant
Source: CNNConservationists are relocating 500 elephants hundreds of miles from two overcrowded national parks to a reserve where the animals have been almost wiped out by...
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Watch: Erik Mararv Testifies Against Ivory Trade
Source: WWFWe were proud to have, on behalf of African Parks, our Garamba Park Manager Erik Mararv collaborate with WWF Hong Kong last week and deliver...
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The Protectors, Walk in the Ranger's Shoes (Full VR Documentary)
A virtual Reality Film by Kathryn Bigelow and National Geographic on African Parks’ Rangers in Garamba.
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Rhinos Return to Rwanda
The iconic Eastern black rhino is returning to Rwanda. The last rhino was seen in Rwanda in Akagera National park in 2007 after decades of...
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The remarkable journey to restore rhinos to Rwanda
The iconic Eastern black rhino is returning to Rwanda. The last rhino was seen in Rwanda in Akagera National Park in 2007 after decades of...
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The Journey of Giants featuring Prince Harry
Prince Harry spent almost three weeks on the ground in Malawi with African Parks, a conservation NGO that manages protected areas and national parks on...