Akagera National Park sits along the border with Tanzania. The Akagera River runs along the east side of the park. The western edge is fenced to keep the animals in and people who may wish to harm ...

Akagera National Park is a protected area in eastern Rwanda covering along the international border with Tanzania. It was founded in 1934 and includes savannah, montane and swamp habitats.

One of the boys, Max Alger-Meyer, visited Akagera National Park during a trip to study geology and entrepreneurship in poverty-stricken areas of Uganda and Rwanda through the Global Livingston ...

Actually, the fact that Akagera National Park—a stunningly picturesque 432-square-mile park in the country’s east, since 2010 managed by a public-private partnership between Rwanda Development ...

AKAGERA NATIONAL PARK, Rwanda — After Rwanda's 1994 genocide, returning refugees swept into the country's biggest national park with herds of cattle and wiped out the last lions.

Since 2005 to date, 31 community projects worth 251,556,854 M Rwanda Francs have been funded in communities adjacent to Akagera National Park under the Revenue Sharing Policy of allocating 5 ...

NYAGATARE, Rwanda - African Parks has now formally opened a new visitor centre in the heart of the Akagera National Park, which they manage in a joint venture with the Rwanda Development Board’s Tou ...

DENVER – Rangers protecting the lions, elephants and leopards of Rwanda's Akagera National Park often patrol on foot, and venture only with difficulty into its swamps to keep an eye on rare birds.