Take on the Lion Quest — How many can you find?
If you are based in Lilongwe, now’s your chance to get involved with our Mkango: Pride of Malawi Lion Quest!
Article of: Lilongwe Wildlife Trust
Baby elephants protected by ban on sales to foreign zoos
CITES, the international regulator of the trade in endangered species, has voted for a near-total ban on sending African elephants
Ivory sales to remain banned rules wildlife summit
International trade in elephant ivory will remain banned, the world summit on endangered species protection has decided. A vote held
‘Mikango’ — listen to and download the song
We’re delighted to announce the launch of a new song by the talented Malawian duo, Janta and Tigris, simply entitled
Empowering communities, protecting nature: LWT’s Education programme
Habitat-loss, deforestation, unsustainable farming, the illegal wildlife trade. These are just some of the human-driven threats putting Malawi’s unique and
BREAKING: CITES votes to protect Malawi tree species
The Conference of the Parties for the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna (CITES)
“Lions are part of nature… and must be protected,” Mkango project reaches Kasungu
Following the launch of our exciting new campaign, Mkango: Pride of Malawi, our campaigns team visited the village of Benjiman
Bring back the King of the Jungle
Lusayo Singogo, originally published in The Nation on 13 August 2019. Numbers of lions, the ‘King of the Jungle’ and
The incredible story of Petunia the porcupine
When our Wildlife Emergency Response Unit is called to attend a rescue, the team may expect to find one of
Malawi announces milestone achievements at CITES conference
At a press briefing held today, Brighton Kumchedwa, Director of Malawi’s Department of National Parks and Wildlife signalled the Government’s continued commitment