Saving wildlife requires a new approach
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The Independent
As CITES meets in Switzerland, the organisations former Secretary General John E. Scanlon highlights the importance of preserving habitats.
African Parks in the News
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Zakouma Named As One Of Time Magazine’s World’s Greatest Places 2019
Source: TIMEZakouma National Park in Chad has been named one of TIME's World’s Greatest Places in 2019. This accolade follows nine years of tireless work on...
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Sept rangers d’African Parks gagnants des Prix des Rangers Africains 2019
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Seven African Parks Rangers Announced as Winners of the 2019 African Ranger Awards
Source: African ParksAfrican Parks is proud to announce that seven of its rangers have been named winners of the 2019 African Ranger Awards.
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The Glamping Sites Pitching New Luxury
Source: The New York TimesHigh-end camping is trending worldwide and this article provides the latest updates on new sites opening across the globe. Featuring Wilderness Safaris' new Magashi Camp...
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This Africa-Based Organization is Changing the World of Safaris
Source: DeparturesOdzala-Kokoua National Park in the Republic of the Congo, one of Africa’s oldest protected areas, has been managed by African Parks since 2010. This park...
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Cheetahs have been reintroduced to Malawi's Majete Wildlife Reserve
Source: Lonely PlanetAfter a 20-year absence, a founder population of wild cheetahs has been introduced to Majete Wildlife Reserve in Malawi. Carefully selected via the Endangered Wildlife Trust’s Cheetah...
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Les rangers, ces héros oubliés de la conservation de la nature
Source: Le FigaroWorld Ranger Day was commemorated on 31 July to celebrate the men and women who dedicate their lives to work as rangers in protected areas...
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Cheetahs Introduced to Majete Wildlife Reserve After Decades-Long Absence as Predators Resurge in Malawi
Source: African ParksTwo years after cheetahs were reintroduced to Malawi, in Liwonde National Park, four individuals were safely translocated from South Africa to Majete Wildlife Reserve to...
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Wyss Campaign for Nature to Make Second Round of Philanthropic Investments Towards $1 Billion Conservation Commitment
Source: Wyss Campaign for NatureLast year, Mr. Hansjörg Wyss, philanthropist and African Parks’ Board Member, committed to donating $1B to help protect 30% of the planet by 2030. As...