Jalawi is our project that trains Malawian women who live in areas near national parks — and who have often come into contact with wildlife

Earlier this month we said an emotional goodbye to one of our longest-term residents of the Lilongwe Wildlife Centre, our african spotted hyena, Usiku. Across

CITES, the international regulator of the trade in endangered species, has voted for a near-total ban on sending African elephants captured in the wild to

International trade in elephant ivory will remain banned, the world summit on endangered species protection has decided. A vote held at the 18th meeting of

Habitat-loss, deforestation, unsustainable farming, the illegal wildlife trade. These are just some of the human-driven threats putting Malawi’s unique and precious wildlife in danger. Here

When our Wildlife Emergency Response Unit is called to attend a rescue, the team may expect to find one of a host of different animals

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has today ruled in favour of banning the production of thin plastics in Malawi. The ban, which was

Campaigners are urging the Supreme Court to reinstate a national ban on thin plastics ahead of a long-awaited hearing on the matter on Wednesday 31st

Four years ago, the High Court fined the Kaunda brothers just $5500 for their part in the trafficking of 2.6 tonnes of ivory – one

The Lilongwe Wildlife Centre, the Lilongwe Wildlife Trust’s facility for housing and rehabilitating Malawi’s rescued wild animals has had its accreditation with the Pan African

Polly, a 3 month old yellow baboon, is introduced to her new foster family: her foster mum, Ivy, and foster daughter, Rogue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DozapvkTig Polly came