Liwonde National Park: Transforming a park into a source of benefits for people
With effective law enforcement in place and by working alongside communities, Liwonde has become a place where both people and wildlife can thrive.
African Parks in the News
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Liwonde National Park: Establishing a sanctuary for lion and cheetah
Following the reintroduction of cheetah and lion to the park, the new populations are closely monitored by Liwonde’s dedicated teams to secure their long-term prosperity.
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Predators on the Rise: Liwonde
CNN Inside Africa features on of most ambitious big cat conservation initiatives on the continent underway in Liwonde National Park in Liwonde. A moving story...
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Malawi Gains New Giraffe Population in Majete
Thirteen South African giraffe have been translocated over 2,500 km and safely released into Malawi’s Majete Wildlife Reserve, establishing its first population.
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In Rwanda, a new dawn for the land of a thousand hills
Source: FRIDAYAlmost 25 years after the Rwanda genocide journalist, Ben Ross, finds a rejuvenated nation that offers visitors luxury on the cusp of the wilderness. Discussing...
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Africa’s Biggest Conservation Success Was Once a Poachers’ Paradise
Source: BloombergJournalist Pauline Bax reports on the African Parks model and the development of one of the NGO’s biggest success stories, Akagera National Park in Rwanda.
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2018 Year in Review
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A Message from Ranger Tizola Moyo
Source: African ParksMy name is Tizola Moyo, and I am one of the longest-standing Park Rangers at African Parks. For the past 25 years, I have spent my...
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5 affordable family vacations you can make in Africa this December
Source: PulseThese destinations have something to keep every member of the family happy and satisfied. Treat your family to somewhere special this festive period.
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Magical Malawi: golden beaches and the big five
Source: The TimesHigh-end eco-tourism is transforming this small African nation