LILONGWE WILDLIFE TRUST BLOG

Last year the World Bank warned that Malawi is facing “an environmental cycle of decline and degradation”. A combination of

In November last year, 26 Ambassadors, High Commissioners, and Honorary Consuls united to share a message of support for Malawi’s

Deforestation in Malawi has reached devastating levels, with more than half of the nation’s forests and woodlands disappearing over the

Following a successful career as an actress, Virginia McKenna founded the Born Free Foundation in 1984. Working to save lives,

To keep our staff and resident wildlife safe from COVID19, our sanctuary went into lockdown over four weeks ago. This

As the COVID-19 crisis continues to focus global attention on the importance of environmental protection, Lilongwe Wildlife Trust is renewing

Malawi’s wild animals face threats from all sides, including from the illegal trade in bushmeat. The authorities are now cracking

For the last 12 months, Lilongwe Wildlife Trust has supported 96 people in Village Natural Resource Committees in the Kasungu

Using just cement, sand and soil, we’re supporting women’s cooperatives to build cheap eco stoves as part of our community

Malawi’s formidable Wildlife Detection Dog Unit (WDDU) recently underwent training to add another product to the repertoire of contraband they