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On behalf of President Chakwera, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Wildlife Michael Usi has today announced that Malawi will join Angola,

Congratulations to the Wildlife Detection Dog Unit who have just received the ‘5 Animal Freedoms’ endorsement from the Centre for

“We discovered that Nyika is one of the most important treasures Malawi has.” Sanderson Mbunge, a teacher at Nkhomboli Community

Leo and Milo came to us as tiny cubs after their mum was chased away from their den and never

We’re excited to announce that brand new accommodation facilities are being constructed at Lilongwe Wildlife Centre (LWC) for people undertaking

  Our staff weren’t the only ones eager to try out our new vet clinic at Lilongwe Wildlife Centre last

 Meet our latest intakes: Mvula, Joseph and Peace. These three young vervet monkeys (two of them are still infants) mark

The Lilongwe Ecological Corridor Initiative aims to transform Lilongwe into a green, clean and resilient city, by ensuring the protection

All of the pangolins we care for have been rescued from the clutches of wildlife traffickers. They’ve suffered so much

“Wildlife and forest crime have the hallmarks of any other organised criminal activity – money laundering, violence, and corruption. We

We’re delighted to announce two new on-site partners at Lilongwe Wildlife Centre! Maravi Bakery will be opening a new café

In honour of her 90th birthday, we are sharing a poem written by Virginia McKenna OBE, one of our Patrons.

Championing “Generation Restoration”, the Hon. Minister for Forestry and Natural Resources, Nancy Tembo MP, presided over a special event to

Please note that, after much reflection, we have taken the decision not to re-open our sanctuary tours to the general

“The past year has been one of the most striking years of my time as CEO”, says Jonny Vaughan. “Striking

Pretzel the baboon has had an exciting few months! She’s moved into a new enclosure at Lilongwe Wildlife Centre –

Global vulture populations are in rapid decline. And yet vultures play an essential role in maintaining healthy ecosystems. These misunderstood

Today is World Wildlife Day which this year celebrates the theme Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet. As such,

“On Christmas Eve we received an adult male pangolin. He was walking on all fours, with his hands down, and

 We’re excited to announce that the TV series Malawi Wildlife Rescue will return for a second season in 2022! Filming has

 By Dr. Amanda Salb, Head Veterinarian  The year 2020 was a year like no other, as the COVID-19 pandemic tested

Vultures are critical to healthy ecosystems. And yet across the world vulture populations are in rapid decline. That’s why we’ve

New report reveals that citizen science boosts biodiversity research projects in Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve. In 2018 and 2019, citizen

Wildlife research and monitoring is a critical part of our mission to save wildlife, campaign for conservation justice and inspire

Our Wildlife Emergency Response Unit (WERU) recently helped to collar a number of elephants in Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve and Liwonde

On Wednesday 30th September the Malawi Police Service and the Department of National Parks and Wildlife held a joint press

Last year Lilongwe Wildlife Trust took its environmental education programme out of school classrooms and into a prison. Inmates at

The Lilongwe Wildlife Centre (LWC), Malawi’s only wildlife sanctuary, has been re-accredited by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS).