LWT focus of ‘How it works’ feature
Top science and technology magazine How it Works have recently featured us in an in-depth 8 page spread in one
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Roger and his group face final stage before release
Over the past few days, the team at the Lilongwe Wildlife Centre have been preparing Roger, one of our wonderful
MALAWI REMAINS FREE FROM TROPHY HUNTING!
Great news…the Government have confirmed that they have rejected the hunting proposal! Following debate on the introduction of trophy hunting
LWT’S HEAD VET FEATURES ON CNN
Check out this clip of CNN’s Inside Africa, which is featuring the restoration of predators to Liwonde National Park, and
ANOTHER PANGOLIN RESCUED AND RELEASED
Yet another pangolin, the most trafficked mammal in the world, confiscated by the authorities. We were called in to administer
AND THE REVIEWS ARE IN!
We made some big changes to our volunteer and internship programmes recently – and it seems our latest recruits like
AN IMPRESSIVE FEW MONTHS FOR THE EDUCATION TEAM
Lilongwe Wildlife Trust’s education team have been very busy over the past few months! Not only have they been delivering
TWO BABOONS RESCUED IN SENGA BAY
Last week, DNPW Malawi and Lilongwe Wildlife Trust went on a mission, planning to rescue one baboon… and came back
BORN FREE INTERVIEWS LWT’S HEAD OF ANIMAL REHABILITATION
Alma van Dorenmalen volunteered with us five years ago and is now the Animal Rehabilitation Manager at the Wildlife Centre.
LWT’S ECO-BRICK CHALLENGE GETS MASSIVE SUPPORT
By Nebart Mtika In a bid to curb plastic pollution in Lilongwe, LWT launched an eco-brick challenge in June for