By Salima Mvula The first time Chitembo saw a pangolin, she stopped in her tracks. It was unlike anything she had ever encountered, with its body covered in overlapping scales that shimmered faintly in the light, almost like a fish pulled from the water. “I was...
By Mirriam Nasilele Hidden beneath the undergrowth, covered in tough, keratin scales, and moving with quiet determination, the pangolin might seem like an unlikely candidate for global attention. Yet today, this elusive mammal has become Africa’s most urgent...
By Natasha Kabanda Veterinary medicine is vital in wildlife conservation because it treats injuries and illnesses and supports broader efforts such as species rehabilitation, research, and policy development. From addressing trauma in rescued animals to providing...