Ecotourism in Chad
Zakouma's conservation turnaround, the rock art of the Ennedi and 7,000 years of Saharan ecology.
Gallery — Ecotourism in Chad
A visual journey through the experiences that await you.
Zakouma National Park
- elephant poaching cut by roughly 90% historically
- large elephant herds
An African Parks-managed conservation turnaround story
Ennedi Natural and Cultural Reserve
- 7,000-year-old rock art
Protected with African Parks
Siniaka Minia National Park
- recently designated (2026)
- African Parks management
Newly formalised under African Parks (2026)
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Ecotourism in Chad
Zakouma National Park, managed by African Parks, is one of Africa's great conservation turnarounds — elephant poaching cut by roughly 90% before numbers began recovering, and the park is now among the best-protected in Africa.
The Ennedi Natural and Cultural Reserve pairs rock art dating back 7,000 years with desert ecology under an African Parks/Government of Chad partnership, while Siniaka Minia National Park joined the same management partnership under a 2026 agreement.
elephant poaching cut by roughly 90% historically. rock art dating back 7,000 years.