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Carrying the Torch Forward: Celebrating Cohort Two and Welcoming Cohort Three of WCP’s Environmental Crime Journalism Fellowship
As the second cohort of Wildlife Crime Prevention’s Environmental Crime Journalism Fellowship graduates, a new group of journalists steps forward to continue the mission of strengthening investigative reporting on environmental crime. The programme is building a growing network of storytellers committed to exposing wildlife crime, illegal resource exploitation, and environmental injustice in Zambia and beyond.
What Does It Mean to Be a Pangolin Guardian?
As Zambia marked World Pangolin Day under the theme “Pangolin Guardians in Action,” this story explores what it truly means to protect one of the world’s most trafficked mammals. From rehabilitation centres to classrooms and communities, guardianship is a shared responsibility, and one that is vital to safeguarding our ecosystems and future.
A US$50 million Clean-Up That Stayed on Paper: Kabwe’s Lead Crisis
Despite a World Bank-backed remediation project and years of international scrutiny, Kabwe’s residents say...