Wildlife numbers in Akagera National Park in Rwanda have doubled over the last decade. Watch as ‘The Conservation Guy’ Clément Uwihanganye explains last year’s aerial census numbers and what they say about the current status, and the future trajectory of the park’s animals. African Parks entered into a long-term partnership with the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) in 2010 to help transform a once depleted and undervalued resource, into one of the most coveted wildlife destinations, and community-

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