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ELLA’S FIRST HAND ACCOUNT OF 3 MONTHS AS A SANCTUARY VOLUNTEER
Before COVID19 hit the world, we had lots of volunteers at our wildlife centre. Though they’ve all been gone since
CHINESE TRAFFICKERS JAILED IN BLOW TO ANIMAL PARTS TRADE
Police discovered unlicensed weapons as well as endangered animal parts during a raid on the Lin-Zhang gang. By Jane Flanagan,
FROM TRAINING TO SERVING – THE CYCLE OF A HONEY HARVEST
For nearly 12 months, Lilongwe Wildlife Trust has been working with 16 community groups in the Kasungu district on beekeeping.
ORPHAN CARE 101 – GETTING BABY PRIMATES BACK TO THE WILD
Caring for orphaned monkeys and baboons is a huge part of our work at the Lilongwe Wildlife Centre. We caught
A DAY WITH THE WILDLIFE EMERGENCY RESPONSE UNIT
Wildlife rescue can be both uplifting and devastating – sometimes in the space of a single day. The team in
MALAWI WILDLIFE RESCUE: WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Malawi Wildlife Rescue captures the drama of life at the frontline of conservation. Following the work of our wildlife rescue
UPCYCLING TO A CLEANER, GREENER MALAWI
Partners are crucial for Lilongwe Wildlife Trust to carry out our mission to save wildlife, campaign for conservation justice and
CROC FINDS FREEDOM AFTER DECADE LONG SANCTUARY LIFE
What better time than World Croc Day to give everyone an update on our recently released 2.6 metre crocodile? For
MEPA: CHANGING THE COURSE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Last year the World Bank warned that Malawi is facing “an environmental cycle of decline and degradation”. A combination of
BORDERS ARE CLOSED BUT THE WORLD IS STILL WATCHING
In November last year, 26 Ambassadors, High Commissioners, and Honorary Consuls united to share a message of support for Malawi’s
FIGHTING FOR MALAWI’S FORESTS
Deforestation in Malawi has reached devastating levels, with more than half of the nation’s forests and woodlands disappearing over the
A MESSAGE OF SUPPORT FROM VIRGINIA MCKENNA OBE – FOUNDER OF BORN FREE FOUNDATION AND PATRON OF LWT
Following a successful career as an actress, Virginia McKenna founded the Born Free Foundation in 1984. Working to save lives,
SANCTUARY LIFE DURING COVID19 LOCKDOWN
To keep our staff and resident wildlife safe from COVID19, our sanctuary went into lockdown over four weeks ago. This
IMPACT REPORT 2019-20: A FORCE FOR NATURE
As the COVID-19 crisis continues to focus global attention on the importance of environmental protection, Lilongwe Wildlife Trust is renewing
A SECOND CHANCE FOR SENSA AND ZIKOMO
Malawi’s wild animals face threats from all sides, including from the illegal trade in bushmeat. The authorities are now cracking
LWT IS BUZZED THIS EARTH DAY
For the last 12 months, Lilongwe Wildlife Trust has supported 96 people in Village Natural Resource Committees in the Kasungu
