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.
The apes are indeed great — but there’s so much more to this tiny, revitalised nation, as Sarah Marshall discovers
Akagera National Park in Rwanda has achieved great success in reducing poaching and restoring wildlife since 2010 when African Parks assumed management in partnership with...
Akagera and Nyungwe National Parks were hailed by AFAR as two of the best safari destinations, with world-class lodgings and remarkable conservation stories.
In a story about his travel in Rwanda against the background of a pandemic, the Financial Times’ Africa Editor David Pilling describes the revival of...
Akagera National Park is featured by Le Figaro as one of six must-see destinations for its ecological transformation and the exceptional Wilderness Safaris-operated Magashi camp.
Rangers from Rwanda’s Akagera, Volcanoes, Nyungwe and the new Gishwati-Mukura National Parks today joined their colleagues from other African countries in participating in the Wildlife...
African Parks’ Board Members and Strategic Funders Hansjorg Wyss and Melani and Rob Walton appeared at the Nature Finance Forum along with other funders for...
Akagera National Park, Rwanda, was featured by the Lonely Planet as an example of a conservation success story for rhinos against the backdrop of the COVID-19...
