On 5 September 2013, the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) held an event at Akagera National Park to officially launch the 120km boundary fence which was completed earlier this year.
An aerial census conducted by Akagera Management Company during August 2013 has recorded 7 892 large mammals in Akagera National Park.
Zakouma National Park has acquired a new aircraft for anti-poaching and surveillance purposes, thanks to a kind donation.
Conservationists are celebrating following the news that Pépito, the kingpin of an ivory poaching and trafficking ring in Republic of Congo, was sentenced to five...
Staff from Zakouma National Park, SOS Elephants and Chadian National Parks have conducted a collaring operation as part of the planned national conservation programme for...
African Parks Network was one of seven international conservation organisations represented at a meeting with Hilary Clinton in New York on Monday, 15 July, to...
We are pleased to report the hatching of the first shoebill chick at the Bangweulu Wetlands in 2013
Akagera’s new Ruzizi Tented Lodge has a five-star rating on Trip Advisor, the world’s biggest online tourism review site.
We are pleased to report that African Parks has made a major anti-poaching breakthrough at Odzala-Kokoua National Park with the arrest of the kingpin of...
The Chadian President, His Excellency Idriss Deby, along with a senior Chadian Government delegation, met with an African Parks delegation on April 1 to discuss...
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