The article by Xinhua reports on the lion population growth in Rwanda's Akagera National Park to 58, up from zero over 20 years ago. The increase in lion numbers is attributed to conservation efforts by the park.
Africa Geographic highlights the beauty and biodiversity of Liwonde National Park. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including elephants, hippos, and crocodiles...
African Parks is pleased to announce our new partnership with the independent charitable foundation LGT Venture Philanthropy to improve conservation efforts across Sub-Saharan Africa.
Once roaming widely across Africa, African wild dogs are now one of the most endangered carnivores on the continent. Despite the challenges to ensure successful...
Once fraught with rampant poaching and devasting instability for communities, today Garamba National Park is a shining example of what can be achieved when strong...
New York, NY– The African Parks Foundation of America (APFA) is pleased to announce Rob Walton as the new Chair of the Board. Having...
Gishanda Fish Farm is a new sustainable socio-economic development project partnership between Akagera National Park, managed by African Parks and FoodTechAfrica, a consortium of Dutch...
Following his travels to Liwonde National Park, journalist Daniel Allen highlights African Parks’ conservation efforts, since the organisation took over management of the park in...
Journalist Graeme Green highlights the importance and benefits of animal translocations. In this article, he has a conversation with African Parks CEO, Peter Fearnhead on...
While African Parks faced some real challenges in 2022, the organisation also achieved significant growth and accomplishments which are worth being proud of. This could...