African Parks in the News
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Rangers' Courage Honoured by Inaugural African Ranger Awards
Source: African ParksFour African Parks rangers are among fifty finalists recognized by the first African Ranger Awards for their outstanding commitment to the protection of Africa’s wildlife...
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Avec la Commémoration de son 80ème Anniversaire, le Parc National de la Garamba en RDC Célèbre un Tournant Décisif Plein d’Espoir
Source: African ParksSouvent appelée « Ground Zero » dans le contexte des guerres de braconnage en Afrique, la Garamba a connu une baisse spectaculaire des activités illégales et le...
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DRC’s Garamba National Park Hails Hopeful Turning Point at 80th Year Anniversary Commemoration
Source: African ParksOften referred to as ground zero in Africa’s poaching wars, Garamba has seen a dramatic decline in illegal activities and elephant poaching is down by...
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Wilderness Safaris to Open New Camp in Rwanda’s Akagera National Park
Source: Wilderness SafarisWilderness Safaris will be expanding its ecotourism footprint in Rwanda by opening a new camp in Akagera National Park in mid-December 2018.
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Six Black Rhinos Arrive Safely in Zakouma National Park
Source: African ParksSix black rhinoceroses have arrived safely in Zakouma National Park in Chad, having flown 3,000-miles after departing South Africa on the 3rdof May. The successful...
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Annonce
Source: African ParksUne collaboration sans précédent entre les Gouvernements Sud-Africains et Tchadiens, SANParks et African Parks, permet la translocation de rhinocéros noirs d'Afrique du Sud vers un...
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Wild Black Rhinos to Return to Chad After a 50-Year Absence
Source: African ParksAn unprecedented collaboration between the South African and Chadian Governments, SANParks and African Parks, is enabling the translocation of critically endangered black rhinos from South...
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John Scanlon, Former Secretary-General of CITES, Joins African Parks as its Special Envoy
Source: African ParksJohn Scanlon, who has served as the Secretary-General of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) since 2010,...
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The Malawian Government Signs Agreement with African Parks to Manage Mangochi Forest Reserve, the Fifteenth Park to Come Under Their Management in Africa
Source: African Parks
