Garamba National Park records its highest rainfall levels since 1994
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African Parks
During the month of October, Garamba National Park recorded its highest rainfall levels since 1994.
African Parks in the News
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To save wildlife, African governments turn to private management
Source: National GeographicThe headquarters at Zakouma National Park, in southeastern Chad, is a sand-colored structure with a crenellated parapet that gives it the look of an old desert...
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Serval Translocation - Munda Wanga Environmental Park to Bangweulu Wetlands
Source: African ParksIn mid-October, the first of three servals left Munda Wanga Environmental Park in Lusaka and traveled to Bangweulu Wetlands, where they were released near Nkondo...
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Kapotwe, a rescued Bangweulu shoebill, is now officially a cover star!
Source: African ParksKnown for its resident populations of enigmatic shoebills and endemic black lechwes, Zambia’s Bangweulu Wetlands is an intriguing destination.
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Lady Liuwa and her Protégé come together in Lion Boma
Source: African ParksFollowing the tragic loss of one of the young introduced lionesses at Liuwa, we have had to adapt our lion programme to ensure the best...
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Tragic loss of life at Zakouma National Park
Source: African ParksFive Zakouma game scouts were brutally killed in September following an ambush in a suspected reprisal attack by poachers.
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Sequel to the lion introduction at Majete
Source: African ParksThe three Majete lions were released successfully on Saturday, 25 August 2012. Against a backdrop of donors, reporters, photographers, staff and onlookers, Dr Andre Uys...
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US family visits Majete for lion release
Source: African ParksDiana Wege-Sherogan, husband Tim and their children, Sara and Peter were present to witness the release of the lions into the Majete Wildlife Reserve on...
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African Parks launches Anti-Poaching Fund
Source: African ParksAfrican Parks has launched a dedicated fund to finance its law enforcement work over the next three years, including the immediate roll-out of an enhanced...
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Lions roaming free at Majete after 30-year absence
Source: African ParksOn Saturday, 25 August three lions from South Africa – Sapitwa, Chimwala and Shire - were successfully released into the wild at Majete Wildlife Reserve...
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