African Parks has a zero-tolerance policy for any form of abuse and is committed to upholding the rights of local and indigenous people. Allegations of misconduct are thoroughly investigated and acted on, and all of our parks are managed with...
2023 was an incredibly busy year as we consolidated our operations across 22 parks and focused on improving our systems and capacity in preparation for...
Time is running out for nature. Species and habitats are being lost at an unprecedented pace, and natural ecosystems continue to be degraded at an...
Today, the Ennedi Natural and Cultural Reserve celebrated a historic moment with the release of ten addax antelope back into the wild. Having arrived in...
In Chad, the restoration and conservation of Ennedi’s wildlife populations, a management priority for African Parks, received a boost in 2021 when 19 red-necked ostrich...
Five more black rhino have bee safely translocated to Zakouma National Park, Chad's oldest national park, to join the surviving pair. African Parks hope the...
Le Forgotten Parks Foundation (FPF) a signé un accord, pour rejoindre le programme d’incubation d’African Parks Network (APN), en République démocratique du Congo (RDC). Ce...
Democratic Republic of Congo – Conservation non-profit organization Forgotten Parks Foundation (FPF) has signed an agreement to join the African Parks Incubation Programme. This programme...
Journalist, Daniel Allen writes about how Zakouma National Park is revitalised and is welcoming back elephants and a rare subspecies of giraffe.
Angolan giraffe have been returned to their historical range in Iona National Park, Angola, thanks to African Parks’ successful approach to park management and community...