Primal Green
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Vanity Fair
Gorillas are the draw, but Rwanda astounds with its timeless old-growth rainforest and a new generation driven to live a meaningful life
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Rwanda: The most-talked about safari spot right now
Source: Conde Nast TravellerThis beautiful African country is now a world-away from the nightmare that engulfed it more than twenty years ago. Rwanda's sprawling, vibrant cities have a...
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Akagera Fact Sheet 1
Source: African ParksAkagera National Park’s rolling highlands
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Rwandan national park’s recovery a success story for conservation and tourism
Source: South China Morning PostThe Akagera park suffered grievously in civil war of the early 1990s but has earned back its ‘Big Five’ credentials to become a focus of...
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This African park has a high-tech plan to combat poachers
Source: The Verge/Amar ToorRwandan ‘smart park’ uses LoRaWAN to protect threatened animals.
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Rwanda: Tembera U Rwanda - Domestic Tourism Drive 'Making Big Gains'
Source: All Africa, Emmanuel NtirenganyaInside Akagera National Park, Giraffes walk with the gracefulness of a royalty, Zebras gallop with the liveliness of a spring. They are home in this...
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Statement from the CEO
Source: Peter FearnheadStatement from the CEO
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Ten reasons to visit Rwanda, a country which goes far beyond gorillas and genocide
Source: The Telegraph, Chris LeadbeaterIt is an African country whose name will always be tinged with tragedy – but which is also known as a fabulous destination for wildlife...
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Etihad helps return endangered rhinos to Rwanda
Source: Arabian BusinessEtihad Cargo and animal transport specialist Intradco Global have transported 19 endangered black rhinos from Johannesburg to the Rwandan capital Kigali.
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Rwanda Welcomes the Return of the Rhino After Ten-Year Absence
Source: African ParksEighteen endangered Eastern black rhinoceroses were successfully translocated and released into Akagera National Park in Rwanda from South Africa, expanding the species range from nine...