In the shadowy world of illegal wildlife trafficking, there exists a silent victim that often goes unnoticed—the pangolin. Despite its low profile, this unique creature holds the dubious distinction of being the most trafficked animal in the world. Poached for its scales and meat, pangolins face a dire threat to their existence. However, efforts to curb this illicit trade offer hope for their survival.
Read MoreWith decades of experience, Dr Peter Rogers and Dr Debbie English are considered two of the most experienced wildlife veterinarians specialising in Pangolin rehabilitation in the world. They specialize in the rescue and veterinary care of the Temminck’s ground pangolin, plus the management and conservation of many other endangered species.
Read MoreWe have looked at the most searched destinations, projects, courses and events from 2023, and now it is time to announce the winners of the – public vote / most popular – using the most searched as the base for the nominated finalists!
Read MoreBeyond the famous “Big Five,” South Africa boasts a diverse array of wildlife that often escapes the spotlight.
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Read MoreThe biggest threat facing Africa’s wildlife today is habitat loss! This is one of Working with Wildlife‘s challenges. Growing human settlements continue to encroach on wilderness areas, and this is leading to a dramatic increase in human/wildlife conflicts. One such species being impacted is the most trafficked mammal in the world. Working with Wildlife are thrilled […]
Some facts, figures and insights into the Temmincks Ground Pangolin…
Read MoreIf you’re one to advocate against the illegal wildlife trade and the illegal trafficking of wild animals, then the Wildlife Vet Online module on Pangolins is for you!
Read MoreThe African Pangolin Working Group (APWG) returned a young female pangolin to the wild in KwaZulu-Natal recently. “The Temminck’s pangolin has not roamed Zululand for nearly 70 years so this is a historic moment for us and an incredible project of proactive conservation of an extremely endangered species,” said Frances Hannah, project coordinator at the Zululand Conservation Trust. The trust has given high priority to pangolin conservation, allocating funds to protect, rehabilitate and monitor these amazing animals.
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