Our new veterinary course for wildlife and small animal surgery is now accepting applications! From 19 August to 2 September

When we receive pangolins rescued from the illegal wildlife trade, they often need intensive care and it can be a

We’re excited to share what we’ve been up to with our partners Earthwatch and a range of community scientists! Enlisting

We’re delighted that the Lilongwe Wildlife Centre has been re-accredited for another three years by the Global Federation of Animal

We’re delighted to share that Lilongwe Wildlife Centre has been selected as the winner of the GFAS 2023 Outstanding International

After Laura Thomas-Walters volunteered with Lilongwe Wildlife Trust (LWT), she was able to get onto a BSc in Animal Science

Find out about ways you can live happily alongside wildlife in Malawi’s urban centres.   If you have any questions

Nyenyezi came to us a tiny hyena cub. He’d been found frightened and alone in the middle of a field, his

Our latest Impact Report is out!  Find out how we worked with our incredible network of donors and partners to

After being confiscated from poachers, this pangolin was too weak to forage. We brought the pangolin back to Lilongwe Wildlife

A trio of canny olive baboons make life difficult when we attempt to dart them for health checks at Lilongwe

It takes a team effort to relocate six female nyala antelopes from the shores of Lake Malawi to Thuma Forest

Ngaka – pangolin in English – is the most trafficked mammal in the world due to high demand for its

We’re thrilled to share that we’ve finally released vervet monkey Tao and his troop back into the wild! https://oldsite.lilongwewildlife.org/wp-content/uploads/Freedom-Vervet-monkey-troop-finally-released-back-into-the-wild.mov Tao

Recent research volunteer Alana Lester has been studying Tao’s troop for her dissertation. She’s comparing the behaviours of the troop

After years of rehabilitation, we’re finally ready to return vervet monkey Tao and his troop back to the wild. So

Here’s a throwback to when we took rescued yellow baboon Pretzel for an X-ray. When young Pretzel first came to

In a while, crocodile! In 2021 we released Sheila, one of our longest-standing residents, back into the wild. But we

On this International Day of Education, we’re excited to share that our environmental education content will soon be part of

Orphan season is one of the busiest times of the year for our team at Lilongwe Wildlife Centre, when we

We are deeply saddened to report that we have had to say goodbye to one of our best detectives, Bubba.

We recently received an emergency call about an injured elephant spotted in Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve with a debilitating snare

Missing limbs, life-threatening wounds, internal injuries – this is what we often see when a pangolin is rescued from wildlife

We have a difficult decision to make when we discover young duiker Esti has a serious infection in her leg.

These cheetahs have been brought to Majete Wildlife Reserve from South Africa to boost the population and diversify the genetic

Since last year, we’ve fitted satellite tags to 16 of the pangolins we’ve released back into the wild. This has

Blue monkey Indigo decided to explore a little further afield than her enclosure at Lilongwe Wildlife Centre. She kept us on

Wrangling pythons is just another day in the office for our Wildlife Emergency Response Unit. Poached for their meat and