FROM TRAINING TO SERVING – THE CYCLE OF A HONEY HARVEST
For nearly 12 months, Lilongwe Wildlife Trust has been working with 16 community groups in the Kasungu district on beekeeping.
CONSERVATION EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY
LWT IS BUZZED THIS EARTH DAY
For the last 12 months, Lilongwe Wildlife Trust has supported 96 people in Village Natural Resource Committees in the Kasungu
A FAMILY MEAL ON THREE BRIQUETTES
Using just cement, sand and soil, we’re supporting women’s cooperatives to build cheap eco stoves as part of our community
BRINGING LION PRIDE TO DISTRICTS ACROSS MALAWI
Because lions are the ultimate ‘indicator species’ of healthy intact landscapes, protecting these wild animals and their habitats is a
NEW CAMPAIGN WARNS PEOPLE AGAINST EATING BUSHMEAT
Today Patrick C. R. Matanda, Secretary for the Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy And Mining, issued a press release warning
SCHOOL VISITS WITH STEVE
Steve, a project manager of our education team, has been with us for over three years. In that time he’s
CHAMPIONING CONSERVATION, EMPOWERING WOMEN
What’s the link between poachers snares, sustainable fuel and women’s empowerment? We are. At Lilongwe Wildlife Trust we run a
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ON WORLD SOCIAL JUSTICE DAY
World Day of Social Justice is observed annually on 20 February to encourage people to explore how social justice affects
TREE PLANTING WITH SCHOOLS
It’s rainy season and our education team rolled out their annual series of tree planting activities with schools around Lilongwe.
The Mkango Trendsetters
Urban artist, KGB, led a cohort of influential celebrities this weekend to celebrate the most majestic of Malawi’s species, the