In a feature for iNews on Akagera National Park, Rwanda, Journalist Graeme Green spotlights its transformation and the efforts in conservation and tourism development.
TV5 Monde published a story on the rebirth of Akagera, covering its extraordinary transformation arising from our conservation partnership with the Rwanda Development Board.
CNN Brazil spotlights Akagera Naitonal Park in an episode of its Travel and Gastronomy programme, featuring the conservation efforts behind its development as an exceptional...
The Guardian featured the translocation of white rhinos from South Africa to Rwanda in their 2021 year in pictures of the natural world.
In a bid to secure the future of the near threatened species, 30 animals have been driven, flown and finally rehomed in Akagera national park
L’opération a coûté environ 1 million de dollars et a impliqué 80 personnes, dont des vétérinaires et des spécialistes du transport d’animaux sauvages.
30 wild white rhinos have been successfully translocated from South Africa to Rwanda in the largest-ever single translocation effort, aimed at establishing a new stronghold...
Thirty endangered white rhinos arrived in Rwanda on Monday after a long journey from South Africa in a Boeing 747, conservationists said, hailing it as...
African Parks and the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) entered into a partnership in 2010 to manage Akagera National Park. Many returning refugees from the 1994...
Writing for Libération, Maria Malagardis explores Akagera’s revitalization as a wildlife sanctuary and its ascendance as an exceptional nature destination.
