On 19 July 2021, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee decided to remove Salonga National Park from the List of World Heritage Sites in Danger.
While there are no cases of Covid-19 at Salonga at the moment, precautions have been taken to reduce the risk.
WWF and USAID delivered medical aid to riparian communities of Salonga National Park following inter-ethnic clashes
The Head of Cooperation of the Delegation of European Union (EU) to the DRC and his team visited Salonga from 13 to 17 April 2021.
A team from UGPNS carried out an education and environmental awareness campaign in 30 schools in the park’s surrounding area.
Health centers built with the support of the Parc in Sambwankoy and Mangilombe will help improve living conditions of these two indigenous communities.
The latest report on monitoring park clearings reveals encouraging signs for elephants in a bai of the northern bloc of the park.
Three Local Road Maintenance Committees (CLERs) are now active on the Monkoto-Mondjoku road.
Two eco-guards went to the Garoua Wildlife School in Cameroon for an 18-month training that began in September.
The Biomonitoring Team carried out a mission in the southern block of Salonga National Park and conducted a preliminary survey of Lake Kantotsha.
