
African Parks – Core Chinko Conservation Area
The Chinko area is a vast expanse of pristine savanna and tropical forest covering more than 64,000 km² in the Central African Republic (CAR). Chinko boasts high biodiversity, including the eastern chimpanzee, all four species of African pangolin, the eland, the elephant, and 24 species of carnivores ranging from the Northern lion to golden cats.

African Parks – Odzala-Kokoua National Park
Odzala-Kokoua National Park is one of Africa’s oldest national parks, created in 1935 and receiving Biosphere Reserve status in 1977, as well as a World Heritage site status in 2023. Covering 13,546 km² in the heart of the Congo Basin. In 2010, African Parks entered into a 25-year management agreement with the Republic of the Congo.

African Parks – Pendjari Parc National
African Parks is a non-profit conservation organisation that takes on responsibility for the long-term management of protected areas in partnership with governments and local communities. African Parks manages 24 protected areas in 13 countries covering over 20 million hectares.

African Parks – W / Bénin Parc National
African Parks is a non-profit conservation organisation that takes on responsibility for the long-term management of protected areas in partnership with governments and local communities. African Parks manages 24 protected areas in 13 countries covering over 20 million hectares.

African Wildlife Foundation
The African Wildlife Foundation is partnering with Cameroon`s Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife to strengthen the protection of Faro National Park, a critical 344,249 hectares stronghold for savanna elephants and other wildlife. The partnership focus on combating poaching, strengthen ecological monitoring and empower local communities.

Akashinga – Zambezi Valley, Zimbabwe
Akashinga delivers resilient nature conservation programmes of global significance through community-driven partnerships.Loss of biodiversity, climate change, the degradation of human wellbeing: each reinforces the other and cannot be solved in isolation.

Fauna & Flora International – Chimanimani National Park
Mozambique's Chimanimani National Park is one of southern Africa’s most remarkable centres of plant diversity and endemism. Rising from lowland forests to montane grasslands, cloud forests, the landscape contains exceptional botanical richness, including at least 74 endemic plant species found nowhere else on earth and a key biodiversity area (KBA)

Fauna & Flora International – Chuilexi Conservancy, Niassa Special Reserve
In 2012 Fauna & Flora established Chuilexi Conservancy. Chuilexi, is a model protected area of 7,314km2 within the Niassa Special Reserve (42,000 km2) in Northern Mozambique. It is one of Africa’s largest and most spectacular contiguous wilderness areas, comprised of intact miombo woodland, wetlands, grasslands and ancient granite inselbergs.

Fauna & Flora International – Maiko National Park
Maiko National Park is one of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s most important protected areas, recognized for its exceptional biodiversity and vast tropical rainforest ecosystems. The park provides critical habitat for endangered species such as the okapi, eastern lowland gorilla, Eastern Chimpanzee, African forest elephant and Congolese Peacock.

Frankfurt Zoological Society – Marromeu Rangers
Marromeu National Reserve lies in Mozambique’s Zambezi Delta, protecting vast floodplains, forests, rivers and wetlands rich in wildlife. Managed by ANAC with support from FZS, its rangers protect wildlife and habitats across a remote and challenging landscape.

Friends of Arabuko – Sokoke Forest
Friends of Arabuko-Sokoke Forest protects Kenya’s 42,000-hectare Arabuko-Sokoke Forest reserve and its exceptional wildlife. Our dedicated community-based law enforcement team conducts regular patrols, detects and prevents illegal activities, removes snares, and supports arrests in collaboration with KWS and KFS.

Gorongosa Restoration Project – Gorongosa National Park
The Gorongosa National Park, in Sofala, Mozambique, is a conservation area famous for its biodiversity, savannas, wetlands, and forests. It is considered one of Africa’s greatest wildlife restoration success stories, combining conservation, research, and ecotourism.


