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ECJ Cohort Three Embarks on Transformative Lower Zambezi Field Experience

ECJ Cohort Three Embarks on Transformative Lower Zambezi Field Experience

by Salima | Aug 20, 2026 | WCP News

Wildlife Crime Prevention’s (WCP) Environmental Crimes Journalism Fellowship is designed to equip Zambian journalists with the technical knowledge and investigative skills needed to report on complex ecological issues. By bridging the gap between scientific...
Saving Spots: A New Study Shows How Synthetic Furs Are Helping Leopards Recover in Zambia

Saving Spots: A New Study Shows How Synthetic Furs Are Helping Leopards Recover in Zambia

by Salima | May 4, 2026 | WCP News

A new study finds that Panthera’s Furs for Life programme has helped support leopard populations in Zambia while offering a framework to measure the effectiveness of demand-reduction conservation strategies. Wild cats, large and small, are used in traditional...
Cultural Beliefs and the Brutality of Animal Killing: A Call for Compassion

Cultural Beliefs and the Brutality of Animal Killing: A Call for Compassion

by Salima | Jan 26, 2026 | WCP News

By Mirriam Nasilele In Zambia and many other parts of the world, the killing of animals driven by spiritual and cultural beliefs remains a deeply complex and sensitive issue. Certain animals are perceived as omens, messengers from the spirit world, or carriers of...
Celebrating a Canine Conservation Hero: K9 Alna Retires After Years of Dedicated Service

Celebrating a Canine Conservation Hero: K9 Alna Retires After Years of Dedicated Service

by Salima | Oct 1, 2025 | WCP News

By Mirriam Nasilele After a remarkable career safeguarding Zambia’s precious wildlife, K9 Alna, a 9-year-old German Shorthaired Pointer, has officially retired as of August 23, 2025. Alna’s unwavering dedication and exceptional skills have left an...

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