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Could Traditional Healers Be the Key to Pangolin Survival in Zambia?
By Maina Malaya Pangolins have been shrouded in mystery, both biologically and spiritually. Often called “scaly...
From Trauma to Triumph: The Journey of a Rescued Pangolin
By Natasha Kabanda A tip-off sets law enforcement in motion; when they intercept the traffickers, they find a...
A Day in the Life of a Pangolin Handler: Saving Zambia’s Pangolins One Rehabilitation at a Time
By Salima Mvula The first time Chitembo saw a pangolin, she stopped in her tracks. It was unlike anything she had ever...
Pangolins! Why the Fuss?
By Mirriam Nasilele Hidden beneath the undergrowth, covered in tough, keratin scales, and moving with quiet...
From Crisis to Hope: A Vet’s Mission to Save Zambia’s Trafficked Pangolins
By Natasha Kabanda Veterinary medicine is vital in wildlife conservation because it treats injuries and illnesses and...
Uranium Mining in Zambia – A Step Forward or a Risk Too Great?
By Natasha Kabanda Zambia’s mineral wealth has long been a cornerstone of its economy. From copper to cobalt, gold,...
Leading Change through the Women for Conservation Leadership Programme
By Maina Malaya & Salima Mvula While women's interest in conservation continues to grow, their presence,...
Cultural Preservation Meets Conservation
By Womba Kasela In the heart of Western Zambia, the mighty Zambezi River comes alive each year with the grandeur of...
Carbon Credits: What They Mean for Zambia’s Climate and Communities
By Natasha Kabanda and Luckson Mwale As climate change increasingly affects communities worldwide, countries like...
Dirty Secrets of Mines – An Exposé of Zambia’s Regulatory Failures
By Celestina Tiyankenji Mbewe. The devastating effects of acid effluents from mining operations, particularly the...