We’re delighted to share that a small group of cheetahs has been successfully translocated from South Africa to Bangweulu Wetlands in Zambia, signifying the return of the species to this unique community-owned wetland after almost a century of absence.
Brazzaville, Congo: The Government of the Republic of Congo has re-affirmed its management agreement with conservation non-profit African Parks for Odzala-Kokoua National Park, strengthening the...
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...
Rangers from Rwanda’s Akagera, Volcanoes, Nyungwe and the new Gishwati-Mukura National Parks today joined their colleagues from other African countries in participating in the Wildlife...
This World Rhino Day, September 22nd 2020, Malawi heralds encouraging signs of a growing black rhino population as the nation re-emerges as a regionally...
Lusaka, Zambia: In an exciting development Liuwa Plain National Park in Zambia has for the first time documented cheetah moving between Zambia and Angola, providing...
The Benin Government furthers commitment to their natural resources and their protected areas, partnering with African Parks for the management of its W National Park...
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...
Johannesburg, South Africa, 23rd June 2020 – The Alliance to End Plastic Waste (the Alliance) and conservation non-profit African Parks today announced a collaboration to...
Congo Conservation Company together with conservation non-profit African Parks are pleased to announce the first visual recording of a mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx) by...