The Journey of Giants
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African Parks
Prince Harry spent almost three weeks on the ground in Malawi with African Parks.
African Parks in the News
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500 Elephants on the Move in Malawi
Source: African ParksAfrican Parks leads an historical elephant translocation to repopulate Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve, Malawi
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Three Killed and Two Wounded By Elephant Poachers In Garamba National Park, DRC
Source: African ParksFive members from African Parks, including four rangers and the Park Manager, sustained injuries in a shootout with elephant poachers
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The Netherlands Government Supports Ground-Breaking Conservation: The Reintroduction of Black Rhino to Rwanda
Source: African ParksAfrican Parks is delighted to announce that yesterday on 'World Wildlife Day' the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs committed €200,000 to the Rwandan Development Board (RDB)...
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Chinese Embassy in The Republic Of Congo Donates $70000 To The Conservation Of Odzala-Kokoua National Park
Source: African ParksThe Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, has donated US $70,000
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African Parks Awarded More Than Two and A Half Million Euros by The Dutch Postcode Lottery For Elephant Conservation And Community Development In Malawi
Source: African ParksAfrican Parks, a not-for-profit conservation organisation, is proud to announce it was awarded €2.6 million by the Dutch Postcode Lottery
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Black Rhino to Return To Akagera National Park, Rwanda After 10 Year Absence
Source: African ParksAfrican Parks' plans to reintroduce black rhinos into Akagera National Park, Rwanda have been given a £100 000 boost by the players of the People's Postcode...
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New Luxury Safari Camp to Be Built in Liuwa Plain National Park Zambia
Source: African ParksAfrican Parks, a conservation non-profit, and Norman Carr Safaris are proud to announce details of the investment in, and construction of, a luxury camp in...
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Solution to Human Wildlife Conflict Under Way at Liwonde National Park, Malawi
Source: African ParksAfrican Parks is pleased to announce that the fencing of the entire 130km perimeter of Liwonde National Park, Malawi is currently under way.
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Akagera National Park Aerial Census August 2015
Source: Sarah HallIn August this year, Akagera Management Company conducted the third aerial census of the park since their management of Akagera, following the 2010 and the...