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From Awareness to Action: Solwezi Community Helps Save an Endangered Pangolin

From Awareness to Action: Solwezi Community Helps Save an Endangered Pangolin

by Salima | Aug 22, 2026 | WCP News

By Maina Malaya When an endangered tree pangolin wandered into Muzabula, Solwezi, on Thursday, 6 August 2026, its fate rested in the hands of the immediate crowd gathering around it. Elsewhere, fear and misinformation have ended such encounters tragically, including a...
An Idea on the Move: From Solwezi to Kasama for the Pangolins

An Idea on the Move: From Solwezi to Kasama for the Pangolins

by Salima | Apr 14, 2026 | WCP News

The road from Solwezi to Kasama is beginning to represent something more than distance for WCP Zambia. It is becoming a measure of how far an idea can travel, and how deeply it can take root when it finds the right people to carry it. That idea was born out of work...
WCP Launches Co-Created Pangolin Protection Campaign in Solwezi

WCP Launches Co-Created Pangolin Protection Campaign in Solwezi

by Salima | Nov 11, 2025 | WCP News

By Maina Malaya “The government’s last born.” “If you see it in your yard, just shift!” “What makes it so special?” These are some of the curious remarks and questions often heard in conversations or seen beneath social media posts about pangolins in Zambia. Such...
Could Traditional Healers Be the Key to Pangolin Survival in Zambia?

Could Traditional Healers Be the Key to Pangolin Survival in Zambia?

by Salima | Sep 3, 2025 | WCP News

By Maina Malaya Pangolins have been shrouded in mystery, both biologically and spiritually. Often called “scaly anteaters,” they hold the unfortunate title of being the world’s most trafficked mammals. Across Asia, their scales are used in traditional medicine, and...

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