Mole Conservancy, Ghana The Mole Conservancy is envisioned as a community-led conservation and sustainable development landscape surrounding Mole National Park, one of Ghana’s flagship protected areas and an important refuge for West Africa’s remaining wildlife. The proposed conservancy would create a collaborative buffer and wildlife-supporting landscape around the park, connecting communities, conservation, tourism and sustainable enterprise. Through the Rewilding Africa Read more...

Strategic Motivation The proposed Kakum Conservancy will create a community-led conservation and sustainable development landscape around Kakum National Park and the wider Kakum Conservation Area in Ghana’s Central Region. Kakum National Park protects approximately 375 km² of tropical rainforest and is one of Ghana’s best-known protected areas. Its internationally recognised canopy walkway has made Kakum one of the country’s flagship Read more...

A Thriving Buffer. A Shared Future. The Lower Zambezi Conservancy is proposed as a Zambia country pilot for the National Park Community Conservancy (NPC) model being advocated by Rewilding Africa CIC. The vision is to establish a thriving, community-led conservation landscape around the Lower Zambezi National Park, connecting the protected area with surrounding communities, natural ecosystems, tourism enterprises and sustainable Read more...

A Thriving Buffer. A Shared Future. The South Luangwa Conservancy is proposed as a flagship component of Rewilding Africa CIC’s Zambia National Park Conservancy Programme, applying the National Park Conservancy (NPC) model around the globally recognised South Luangwa National Park. The vision is to create a thriving, community-led conservation buffer surrounding the National Park – connecting wildlife, communities, natural habitats, Read more...

Proposed Sioma Ngwezi Conservancy Motivation Sioma Ngwezi represents one of Zambia’s great under-developed conservation and wildlife-economy opportunities. At its heart is a large, relatively intact landscape with exceptional ecological connectivity. The national park sits between the Zambezi and Kwando systems and forms part of the wider KAZA landscape. The central proposition of the Sioma Ngwezi National Park Conservancy would be: Read more...

The proposed Kora Conservancy is not simply as a buffer around Kora National Park, but is a community-led conservation and economic landscape surrounding and connecting the wider Kora–Tana River protected-area system. The Meru Conservation Area comprises Kora and Meru National Parks together with Bisanadi, Mwingi and Rahole National Reserves, covering a little over 5,000 km². The Tana River is also Read more...

The Etosha Conservancy is proposed as Namibia’s national pilot for the National Park Community Conservancy (NPC) model, creating a thriving, nature-positive buffer around Etosha National Park that connects conservation, communities and sustainable economic development. Advocated by Rewilding Africa CIC through its Global National Parks Campaign, the initiative would be developed collaboratively with Namibia’s Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism (MEFT), local Read more...

The Loango Conservancy would establish a thriving, community-led buffer and sustainable development landscape around Loango National Park, one of Gabon’s most extraordinary protected areas and a globally recognised landscape where rainforest, savannah, wetlands and Atlantic coastline meet. The proposed conservancy would bring neighbouring communities, the Gabonese authorities, conservation organisations, tourism operators and private-sector partners together around a shared destination vision-strengthening land-use Read more...

The Ifrane Conservancy would serve as Morocco’s flagship pilot for the National Park Conservancy model, creating a nature-positive “thrive buffer” around Ifrane National Park that connects protected landscapes with surrounding communities, sustainable land uses, conservation corridors, tourism and private-sector investment. Advocated by Rewilding Africa CIC and its Global National Parks Campaign, the two-phased programme would first establish a compelling international destination brand and investment Read more...

The Boma–Badingilo Conservancy is proposed as South Sudan’s flagship pilot for the National Park Conservancy model advocated by Rewilding Africa CIC and its Global National Parks Campaign. The concept is to establish a “Thrive Buffer” around Boma and Badingilo National Parks, connecting the protected areas with surrounding community landscapes, wildlife corridors, pastoral grazing areas, natural resources and sustainable economic opportunities. Rather Read more...