Last month, we celebrated the passing of the Forestry Act Amendment Bill – a critical turning point for environmental protection in Malawi. This exciting milestone

Steve, a project manager of our education team, has been with us for over three years. In that time he’s run lessons in some 70

What’s the link between poachers snares, sustainable fuel and women’s empowerment?  We are. At Lilongwe Wildlife Trust we run a number of community engagement projects

Wherever a wild animal needs support, our veterinary team is there to help, whether it’s responding to an emergency out in the field or conducting

World Day of Social Justice is observed annually on 20 February to encourage people to explore how social justice affects issues of unemployment, unfair exclusion,

It’s World Pangolin Day!  At the Lilongwe Wildlife Trust, we play our part to try to curb the extinction of these unique creatures by supporting

It’s rainy season and our education team rolled out their annual series of tree planting activities with schools around Lilongwe. Not only did they take

Orphan season can be one of the busiest times of the year for our team at the Lilongwe Wildlife Centre, when we receive a number

This month, 25 Ambassadors, High Commissioners, and Honorary Consuls united to share a message of support for Malawi’s efforts to combat illegal wildife trade, and

Thinking of joining our placement programme?  Here’s why you should…

When we rescued KK, she weighed just 320 grams. That’s less than a can of Coke. She was found all alone in Nkhotakota town, well

From discovering new species and rare elephant herd sightings, to tracking lions and stunning camera trap footage — the latest Biosphere Expedition at Vwaza Marsh