We save wildlife, deter nature crime, and secure healthy landscapes for people and wildlife in Malawi
Nature is
under threat
The world is in the grip of a biodiversity crisis. In Malawi, forests and other habitats are disappearing. Demand for animal and forest products is driving illegal trade. Food security and human health are at risk.
Our strategy
Across the six-year period from 2026 to 2032, we will make a real difference to people and wildlife in Malawi. Our strategy builds on our existing areas of expertise and also introduces new work to tackle the complex connections between ecosystems, communities, and economies.
Change is happening
In the last decade, Malawi has seen a recovery in some of its most iconic wildlife species, convicted some of the region’s most notorious wildlife criminals, and launched pioneering new wildlife legislation. We are proud to be part of these achievements.
Stronger together
A holistic approach
A Safer future
Our work is bold and wide-ranging
We take a holistic approach that benefits both people and wildlife
We are committed to developing and sharing knowledge on a range of conservation issues
