Plan ahead: Gorillas, chimps and luxury lodges in wild Rwanda
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The Times
The apes are indeed great — but there’s so much more to this tiny, revitalised nation, as Sarah Marshall discovers
African Parks in the News
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Racing with cheetahs at Lavushimanda
Source: Zambia Daily MailFor all its beauty, Lavushimanda was previously a hidden area within Mpika district until 2017. The new district borrows its name from Lavushimanda National Park...
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The Field Marshal of Chad, President of the Republic, Head of State, Idriss Deby Itno, Visits Zakouma National Park
Source: African ParksAfrican Parks was honoured to receive the Field Marshal of Chad, President of the Republic, head of State, Idriss Deby Itno in Zakouma National Park...
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2020 Year in Review
Source: African ParksDear Friends,
I struggle to sum up this past year with all its uncertainty, limitations and consequences thereof. This is especially so as we will...
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Largest collaring initiative concluded to protect wildlife in Pendjari and W National Parks, Benin
Source: African ParksWe’re delighted to share that Pendjari and W National Parks in Benin have just completed a major collaring exercise, the largest of its kind in...
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Why We Are More Hopeful Than Ever
Source: African Parks2020 has been a year of unprecedented challenges. It has magnified humanity’s connectedness and dependency on nature, highlighting the necessity of protecting the environment to...
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Zambia Hails the Return of Cheetahs to one of Africa’s Most Important Wetlands
Source: African ParksWe’re delighted to share that a small group of cheetahs has been successfully translocated from South Africa to Bangweulu Wetlands in Zambia, signifying the return...
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The Best Hotels and Resorts in the World: The 2021 Gold List
Source: Conde Nast TravelerThis is our editors’ annual rhapsody on their forever-favorite hotels from around the globe. In this year’s incarnation, we went beyond places to stay, including...
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Biodiversité: ces espèces en danger que l’on peut encore sauver
Source: Le FigaroFrench publication Le Figaro conducts an analysis of protected areas and how actions in the field have led to the recovery of cornerstone species such...
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The Government of the Republic of Congo Redoubles Protection of Odzala-Kokoua in the Congo Basin, the World’s Second Largest Rainforest
Source: African ParksBrazzaville, Congo: The Government of the Republic of Congo has re-affirmed its management agreement with conservation non-profit African Parks for Odzala-Kokoua National Park, strengthening the...