Six black rhinoceroses from South Africa reintroduced to Chad in May 2018 were dehorned, fitted with tracking devices and released from their temporary sanctuary – the first milestone in re-establishing a Central African rhino population in a secure and functioning...
Lions Return to Malawi’s Liwonde National Park as Majete’s Population Grows
African Parks in partnership with the Department of National Parks and Wildlife, the Dutch Government and the Lion Recovery Fund have translocated the first two wild male lions...
Four 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...
Four 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...
Souvent appelée « Ground Zero » dans le contexte des guerres de braconnage en Afrique, la Garamba a connu une baisse spectaculaire des activités illégales et le...
Often 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...
Wilderness Safaris will be expanding its ecotourism footprint in Rwanda by opening a new camp in Akagera National Park in mid-December 2018.
Six 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...