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From: Lilongwe Wildlife Trust [email protected]: Justice for wildlife, orphan care, 2021 travel plans and more!
Date: 5 August 2020 at 6:18 PMTo: Elaine Hake [email protected]
This month we share news of a landmark case against one of SouthernAfrica's most prolific wildlife trafficking syndicates, a story that has beenhailed the world over as a milestone in the fight against wildlife crime.
We're also announcing an exciting new partnership with an ethicalwatch company and details of an amazing two-week travel adventure toadd to your diaries for when global travel (hopefully!) opens up in 2021.
As always, a huge thank you to everyone who has supported us through these difficult times. Our work would not be possible without you. And for those of you looking to make a difference for Malawi's wildlife - every donation counts!
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Trafficking gang jailed Last month nine members of the notorious 'Lin-Zhang gang' weresentenced to a total of 56.5 years in prison on a mix of charges thatincluded possession of rhino horn, elephant ivory, pangolin scales andfirearms. The trial for the gang's kingpin, Yunhua Lin, is ongoing - alleyes will no doubt be on the courtroom as his case progresses.
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Orphan care 101Ever wondered what it takes to look after a tiny baby monkey? Caring for orphaned primates is a big part of our work at the Lilongwe Wildlife Centre so we caught up with our Animal Rehabilitation Manager to get the lowdown on foster mums, troop integration, releases and more!
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Dreaming of travel in 2021?Why not check out our Malawi Conservation Experience - the perfect trip for animal lovers and adventurous types who want more than the typical safari experience. Dates: 27 April - 11 May 2021. Places are filling up fast so book soon!
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Votch supports LWT We're thrilled to announce a new partnership with Votch, a cruelty free watch company based in the UK that makes beautiful watches with vegan leather straps. Votch will be donating 10% of its profits to support our work over the next three months!
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IN THE NEWS#1Planet1RightBirdlife International is calling on the United Nations to add the right to ahealthy natural environment to the Universal Declaration of HumanRights. Read more and sign the petition.
World Wildlife Crime Report This report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime finds thatwildlife crime affects all countries through its impacts on biodiversity,human health, security and socio-economic development. Read more.
Robot dolphins: the future of marine parks? Entrepreneurs believe animatronic dolphins could offer humanealternatives to captive cetaceans in aquariums and marine parksaround the world. Read more.
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