LILONGWE WILDLIFE TRUST BLOG
FROM NYIKA TO LUSAKA: TAGGED VULTURE SIGHTED 780KM AWAY
Global vulture populations are in rapid decline. And yet vultures play an essential role in maintaining healthy ecosystems. These misunderstood
PROJECT GREENHEART: TRANSFORMING THE LILONGWE WILDLIFE CENTRE
Today is World Wildlife Day which this year celebrates the theme Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet. As such,
PROTECTING PANGOLINS: INSIGHTS INTO THE WORLD’S MOST TRAFFICKED MAMMAL ON WORLD PANGOLIN DAY 2021
“On Christmas Eve we received an adult male pangolin. He was walking on all fours, with his hands down, and
FILMING UNDERWAY FOR SECOND SEASON OF ‘MALAWI WILDLIFE RESCUE’
We’re excited to announce that the TV series Malawi Wildlife Rescue will return for a second season in 2022! Filming has
REFLECTIONS ON 2020: A YEAR OF TURMOIL AND TENACITY FOR THE LILONGWE WILDLIFE CENTRE
By Dr. Amanda Salb, Head Veterinarian The year 2020 was a year like no other, as the COVID-19 pandemic tested
LWT & PARTNERS LAUNCH ‘CONSERVING MALAWI’S VULTURES’ RESEARCH PROJECT
Vultures are critical to healthy ecosystems. And yet across the world vulture populations are in rapid decline. That’s why we’ve
FROM ELEPHANTS TO CATS TO BUTTERFLIES: BIOSPHERE EXPEDITION REPORT
New report reveals that citizen science boosts biodiversity research projects in Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve. In 2018 and 2019, citizen
LWT’S RESEARCH MANAGER OLIVIA SIEVERT INTRODUCES OUR NEW WILDLIFE MONITORING PLACEMENTS
Wildlife research and monitoring is a critical part of our mission to save wildlife, campaign for conservation justice and inspire
ELEPHANT COLLARING: A VET’S EYE VIEW
Our Wildlife Emergency Response Unit (WERU) recently helped to collar a number of elephants in Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve and Liwonde