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The sun sets over a lone tree in the center of a lagoon
Loango National Park Sunset in Gabon, one of the world's last truly wild places. © Roshni Lodhia

We’re working to help protect Gabon’s freshwater wealth so that nature, economies, and people can thrive.

TNC is helping Gabon develop its resources sustainably through science that supports policy, collaborative partnerships, and community-based fisheries.

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Aerial photo looking down at three elephants in the Gabon forest.

Inspiring the World Through Action in Gabon

Determined to protect 30 percent of its terrestrial, freshwater and marine habitats, Gabon is emerging as a conservation leader.

By Sarah Wakefield Adhya

Carmine bee-eater colonies in South Luangwa National Park, Zambia.

Africa 2023 Year in Review

Take a look at the biggest milestones from the Africa Region in 2023, along with beautiful photography, short videos, insider stories, and more.

By Ademola Ajagbe

TNC Gabon Program Director Marie-Claire Paiz and science expedition team collect fish via gillnetting.

Journey to the Center of Gabon

Data collected from months of research will help inform Gabon’s development and conservation decisions.

man pulls fish out of lake

Calming a Crowded Lake's Waters

Gabon's 'great lakes' are dangerously overfished. But communities are working together on sustainable fishing practices for the common good.

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Surrounded by lush green vegetation along the river ban
Seine Fishing A team of six scientists removes specimens from a seine pulled near Fougamou in Gabon. © Roshni Lodhia

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