We are committed to developing and sharing knowledge on a range of conservation issues
The Behavioural Patterns and Variation in Home Range Size of a Small Sample of Temminck’s Pangolins Following Rehabilitation and Release
This study followed rehabilitated Temminck’s pangolins after their release into the wild in Malawi, using satellite and VHF tracking to better understand how they adapt and establish home ranges.
Clinical approach to flaccid paralysis secondary to hyperkalaemia in an adult Temminck’s pangolin (Smutsia temminckii)
This case study follows an adult Temminck’s pangolin presenting with flaccid paralysis caused by severe hyperkalaemia linked to kidney dysfunction. Further research is required to establish the prevalence of renal disease and hyperkalaemia in confiscated pangolins.
Our strategy 2026-32: People and Wildlife Together
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.
Wildlife in our neighbourhoods
This booklet features wildlife species found in urban environments in the region. Designed together with Tusk Trust's Pan African Conservation Education initiative for use at home or at school, it is full of beautiful photos and fascinating facts.
HEMATOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS AS PROGNOSTIC INDICATORS FOR SUCCESSFUL REHABILITATION IN CONFISCATED PANGOLINS, 2024
'Hematological and biochemical parameters as prognostic indicators for successful rehabilitation in confiscated Temminck's pangolins (Smutsia temminckii)' in Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine, December 2024
Wildlife and Environmental Education Sourcebook, 2024
The Wildlife and Environmental Education Sourcebook has been designed to provide supplementary information to existing wildlife and environmental topics in the primary school curriculum.
Sounding the Alarm Investigative Dossier (Part 2), 2024
Designed to promote fact-based reporting in the forestry sector, this follow-up edition of the dossier focuses on Malawi’s deepening deforestation crisis. It features investigative reports written by a top environmental journalists on a range of topics, further developed and published through their respective media outlets.
