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WildAid Reports New Hope for Chinese Pangolins

Chinese pangolins are one of the most Critically Endangered pangolin species on the planet. Due to many years of habitat destruction, poaching, and illegal trade, they were once even thought to be functionally extinct in China as recently as 2019. But now, there are signs that Chinese pangolins are making a comeback.

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Visiting the Lilongwe Wildlife Trust in Malawi

A large part of my role as Director of the Pangolin Crisis Fund involves looking...

How Community-Based Conservation Benefits All Species

Everywhere the Small Wild Cat Conservation Foundation works, we employ the principles of community-based conservation,...

First Lady of Kenya Commits to Conserving Pangolins

First Lady Margaret Kenyatta recently pledged her support of pangolin conservation throughout Kenya. This auspicious...

Pangolins of Southeast Asia's Canopied Rainforests

Two of Asia’s pangolin species are distinctly arboreal, or tree-dwelling, and inhabit the tropical ecosystems...

An Introduction to PCF's Director and Wildlife Trafficking

Hi everyone, I’m Araluen "Azza" Schunmann and I’m the Director of the Pangolin Crisis Fund....

Earth Burrowing, Ground-Dwelling Pangolins of Asia

Found primarily in South and East Asia are the Chinese pangolin and the Indian pangolin....

Sir David Attenborough Highlights the Pangolin Crisis

TRAFFIC recently shared a video featuring Sir David Attenborough, who spoke about the ongoing poaching...

Ally’s Second Life: Pangolin Rescue & Rehabilitation

The Pangolin Crisis Fund (PCF) is fighting back to save every species of pangolin in...

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