Saving wildlife
We’re Malawi’s first response for wild animals that are injured, orphaned or rescued from the illegal wildlife trade. Our wildlife rescue work is mandated by the Department of National Parks and Wildlife.
Lilongwe
Wildlife Centre
Wild animals are sometimes kept illegally as pets, hunted for their meat, skin or scales or injured through human-wildlife conflict. We provide expert veterinary treatment and rehabilitation to give every animal a second chance at life in the wild.
Other services
Emergency support
We support wild animals in distress across Malawi through our mobile Wildlife Emergency Response Unit and our 24/7 Wildlife Rescue Hotline.
What is the hotline?Threatened species
Our biodiversity monitoring and research supports the conservation of targeted species and landscapes. We also help to develop and implement National Conservation Action Plans for threatened species.
Training & development
We provide training and development for Malawian and international students on wildlife veterinary medicine and other conservation-related disciplines.
Our work is bold and wide-ranging
We take a holistic approach that benefits both people and wildlife
Volunteer
