Wildlife Photographers Sell Prints For African Parks
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Forbes
A group of photographers from around the world are working together to raise money for wildlife conservation in Africa.
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2021 edition of the Prints for Wildlife fundraiser launches today
Source: Australian Photography MagazineCreated in 2020 to raise much-needed funds for wildlife conservation efforts in Africa that were under pressure due to the pandemic, Prints for Wildlife ...
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Why Prints for Wildlife is a story of hope
Source: The African InsiderTwo photographers used their networks to raise funds for conservation, leading to one of the most inspiring stories in 2020.
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One of the largest photo print fundraisers returns: PRINTS FOR WILDLIFE is coming back with over 150 globally renowned photographers supporting conservation
Source: African ParksAfter raising US$660,200 in 2020 for non-profit African Parks, "Prints for Wildlife” is returning in 2021 with even more photographers & prints on offer
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Wildlife photographers join forces to raise funds for African nature conservation
Source: Black+White PhotographyFollowing the success of 2020’s Prints for Wildlife, the ambitious initiative is back this summer for a second edition. Here’s the lowdown on some of...
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In Memory of Markus F. Jebsen
Source: African ParksIt is with great sadness that we share that Markus F. Jebsen, a founding member of African Parks’ Asia Pacific Advisory Group, suddenly and tragically...
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In Memory of Khalid Hassan
Source: African ParksIt is with deep sadness that we share that Khalid Hassan, a long-standing and trusted Board Member of Majete since 2003 passed away on Tuesday...
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Le 16 juin à 16h10, le Fonds Fiduciaire pour la République centrafricaine, Fonds Bêkou, organise un débat sur la conservation dans les États Fragiles dans le cadre des journées européennes du développement (EDD/JED)
Source: African Parks & European Union & Wildlife Conservation SocietyLe 16 juin à 16h10, le Fonds Fiduciaire pour la République centrafricaine, Fonds Bêkou, organise un débat sur la conservation dans les États Fragiles...
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Garamba National Park: Community Development Project to Bring Solar Energy to 14,000 Households and Small Enterprises in Haut-Uélé Province, DRC
Source: Garamba National ParkGaramba National Park has launched a solar energy programme, constructing two solar mini-grids to supply electricity to two towns, Faradje and Tadu, the first to...
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The Wyss Foundation Commits $108M to Secure Protected Areas in Africa
Source: The Wyss Foundation & African ParksJohannesburg, South Africa – The Wyss Foundation today announced a commitment of up to $108M to African Parks, a South African based conservation NGO...