The Journey of Giants
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Prince Harry spent almost three weeks on the ground in Malawi with African Parks.
African Parks in the News
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Conservation and security in central Africa
Source: European Commission, International Cooperation and DevelopmentIn the lawless border area between South Sudan, Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), security, conservation and development are closely linked.
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Why Rwanda should be the next African country you visit
Source: Condé Nast TravellerRwanda is the travel world’s phoenix rising. From a devastating genocide more than two decades ago, it has emerged as one of East Africa’s premier...
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Royalty returns to Akagera
Follow the historic journey of seven lions as they travel from South Africa to their new home in Akagera National Park, Rwanda. These seven lions...
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The country with too many elephants
Source: BBC earth, Harriet ConstableOn a glorious morning in Liwonde National Park in southern Malawi, a team at African Parks, a conservation group, is preparing what was once unthinkable. The...
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Making a Difference
Source: African ParksMalaria has been dealt a serious blow with the opening and launch of initiatives by members of the Majete Malaria Project in Majete Wildlife Reserve...
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5 Reasons to Visit Rwanda Right Now
Source: Condé Nast TravelerCome for the mountain gorillas, stay for the food and cafe scene.
Rwanda is the travel world’s phoenix rising. From a devastating genocide more than...
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The elephant chief
Source: Harper's Magazine, Tik RootAs we approached the shore of Lake Ihema, Eugene Mutangana slowed the Land Cruiser to a stop. Our boat would be arriving soon, he said...
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The threat to the world’s largest wild animals is much greater than we thought
Source: Business Insider, Peter LindseyA group of leading conservationists has declared that an extinction crisis is facing the world’s largest wildlife. In a new report titled “Saving the World’s...
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NGO verhuist 250 olifanten naar leeggeroofd reservaat
Source: de VolkskrantNatuurbeschermingsorganisatie African Parks heeft afgelopen weken in Malawi ruim 250 olifanten verhuisd.
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