Lilongwe Wildlife Trust

Lilongwe Wildlife Trust was established in 2008, and opened a wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and education centre in the same year. This centre supported the government's efforts to combat wildlife crimes. Since then, Lilongwe Wildlife Trust has supported high-level wildlife crime investigations, wildlife justice programmes for prosecutors and revisions to wildlife policy and legislation. 

Protecting wildlife

• Lilongwe Wildlife Trust works within different areas to achieve its aims, Focus areas are: Wildlife rescue & Welfare, Education & Advocacy, Wildlife law enforcement and Wildlife research.
• Within the wildlife centre every effort is made to release animals back into the wild after they have been recovered from their injuries. 
• Lilongwe Wildlife Trust works together with the local goverment and other like-minded organisations to deliver collaborative initiatives and improve legislation in order to stop the illegal exploitation and cruel treatment of wild animals.
• With its education and advocacy intitiatives, Lilongwe Wildlife Trust tries to inspire and empower local communties to protect their natural heritage for future generations.