Tickets on sale now: The Nyika-Vwaza Annual Lecture with LWT CEO, Jonny Vaughan
Would you like to learn more about our work in northern Malawi and meet others who are passionate about wildlife
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MALAWI JOINS UN CONVENTION FOR PROTECTING MIGRATORY SPECIES
Malawi has taken a significant step forward in its conservation efforts by joining the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory
“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
The Volunteer Experience
Have you ever wondered what life is like volunteering at Malawi’s only accredited sanctuary for injured, orphaned, and vulnerable animals?
Field Research Assistant
Job description The Field Research Assistant will conduct the wildlife fieldwork based out of our research camp at Vwaza Marsh
Research and Monitoring and Evaluation Assistant
JOB DESCRIPTION The Research and M&E Assistant provides support to the Director of Programmes and the Programmes Manager in the
Queen Awards MBE to CEO
CEO of Lilongwe Wildlife Trust, Jonathan Vaughan, has been awarded an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire)
Former LWT Researcher Olivia Sievert Shares her Conservation Career Story
Tell us about your current role I work with African Parks and the Endangered Wildlife Trust as a Cheetah Monitor.
THREE PANGOLINS RETURNED TO THE WILD
Three pangolins were this weekend returned to their natural habitat after being confiscated by Malawian Police. The animal rescue team
Our 2018 Impact Report
Our 2018 Impact Report is out now! Download the report below and see what we achieved in 2018 to protect