In countries such as South Sudan, the great herds have all but disappeared. But further south, conservation success mean increasing human-wildlife conflict.
In Rwanda’s national parks, community cooperatives supported by African Parks are transforming livelihoods and how people view conservation.
The sale of carbon credits generated by the Chinko Conservation Area (CCA) is unlocking sustainable revenue flows and funding community development projects.
Translocating rhino to Garamba in DRC as part of the Rhino Rewild initiative necessitated moving a partially-built church, with local communities being the ultimate beneficiaries.
The secrets of the Congo basin are only coming to light
They weigh less than a gram, yet their work supports communities and forests. Honeybees flit from flower to flower, pollinating crops, strengthening ecosystems, and keeping...
In the vast, remote landscapes of Chinko, meaningful change often begins with a conversation. Local Fulani “tango” teams meet herders where they are, discussing grazing...
In Bangweulu Wetlands, youth and women are leading a quiet transformation, improving health, strengthening livelihoods, and shaping a more resilient future for their communities and...
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