Chad restores ties with wildlife charity linked to Prince Harry
Summary
Chad has restored its partnership with the wildlife charity African Parks, an organization linked to Prince Harry, to manage Zakouma National Park and other protected areas. This comes shortly after Chad had ended their agreement, citing issues with poaching and management.Key Facts
- Chad has resumed its partnership with African Parks to manage national parks.
- African Parks is connected to Prince Harry, who is a board member.
- Chad initially ended the agreement with African Parks on October 6.
- The organization manages about 20 parks across 12 countries.
- The agreement includes managing Zakouma National Park and Ennedi Reserve in Chad.
- African Parks was criticized for not reducing poaching and lack of cooperation.
- Chad's decision followed claims of poor investment and management by African Parks.
- Earlier this year, African Parks faced allegations of abuse by employees in a Congo park.
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