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Tale from the field: The first sighting of an Egyptian Vulture in Malawi

Tale from the field: The first sighting of an Egyptian Vulture in Malawi

Considered regionally extinct as a breeding species in southern Africa, the first Egyptian Vulture has been recorded in Malawi

Wild Dogs reintroduced to Malawi after decades of absence

Wild Dogs reintroduced to Malawi after decades of absence

On 27 July 2021, 14 African Wild Dogs were translocated successfully from South Africa and Mozambique to Liwonde National Park and Majete Wildlife Reserve in a historic project to reintroduce this Endangered species to Malawi.

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