This article explores how deeply rooted cultural and spiritual beliefs can lead to the persecution of animals and contribute to illegal wildlife trade. It calls for compassionate, community-led solutions that respect cultural identity while promoting animal welfare, conservation, and coexistence.
Zambia’s wildlife is extraordinary, but its future depends on collective action. From supporting ethical tourism to protecting pangolins and reporting wildlife crime, this article shows how everyday choices can make a lasting difference.
The premiere of Love Like Ours Is Rare, launches a powerful documentary produced by Bwana Jimmy Productions on Zambia’s first Pangolin Rehabilitation Centre, celebrating the dedication of those working to rescue and protect this endangered species.