In Zambia’s Liuwa Plain, the Kuomboka Ceremony sees the Lozi king paddle from flood-prone Lealui to higher-ground Limulunga. Journalist Sophy Roberts captures the spectacle in a park where culture and nature converge.
Johannesburg, South Africa, 20 May 2025 – Conservation Lower Zambezi (CLZ) has signed an agreement to join the African Parks Incubation Programme. The Incubation Programme...
Issakha’s chosen career was not a conventional one. He recollects that he was under some peer group pressure to choose a different path, given that...
One year ago to date, the first rhino stepped out of captivity and into a new future. Since then, African Parks’ Rhino Rewild Project has...
In less than a year, the world’s largest captive rhino breeding project has undergone a remarkable transformation. Since African Parks assumed management, the focus has...
It is with deep sadness that African Parks confirms a fatal crash of a light surveillance aircraft in Zakouma National Park, Chad.
In mid-2023, African Parks was made aware of allegations of human rights abuses by eco-guards against the Baka community in Odzala-Kokoua National Park, Republic of...
The seasonal movements of two migratory antelope species — the white-eared kob and tiang — across South Sudan’s expansive wetlands and Ethiopia’s Gambella National Park have been mapped in unprecedented detail to help...
For the past year, the Molecular Ecological Network Analysis (MENA) Project has worked to illuminate that very web across five national parks in five African...
Education depends on many things – the availability of teachers, educational materials and of course, safe spaces for lessons and studying. This last need has...
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