The State of the Pangolin. Thank you Rhishja and Annamiticus for your continue support and fighting for the survival of pangolins.

This is what true conservation is about. Saving elephants and bring life into new areas. Zimbabwe was the first country to translocate elephants in 1992 during one of the worst droughts ever in the country. I look forward to the day when Zimbabwe can once again part take in conservation efforts such as what is happening in Malawi. Congratulations to all involved.

CITES is one step to trying to save the pangolin from extinction.

Pictures tell a 1000 words.

Kirsty Coventry is not only Zimbabwe's Golden Girl representing her country at the up coming Olympics in Rio but she is also our Pangolin Ambassador! Kirsty we are with you in spirit and are so proud of you. Your determination, love for our country and passion to excel at all you set your mind too is truly commendable and the reason why we all love and support you.

This is a truly awesome story. From rescue to rehabilitation and now release. This was certainly an amazing journey, being able to share knowledge with Keith and the Niassa Lion Project on how to care and raise a pangolin has allowed us to increase our every growing pangolin family. In this world of rescuing wildlife there are all too often stories filled with sadness. Even though Pea's mother did not survive the ordeal to know that her off-spring has survived and can become part of the future survival for his species is FANTASTIC and makes every step of the journey so worth while! Keith a huge congratulations to you and your team - without your dedication and support from the beginning this would not have been a story with a happy ending.

Farming of pangolin is happening both in Asia and Africa. This is a huge problem and you can only imagine the suffering that these shy, silent creatures have to endure.

Beautiful black bellied pangolin!

Zimbabwe remains one of the strongest countries in enforcement of illegal wildlife crimes. Please note that within this article some of the facts are incorrect. Should anyone want clarification please ask on this forum.

7.3 TONS of pangolin scales from Nigeria seized in Hong Kong!

And so it continues - the pangolin poaching globally.

This is fantastic news and we applauded Nepal for their statement and support of the pangolin.

Please read and share. The more people in the world know about this side of illegal wildlife trade the more chance of stopping it.

And these figures of poached pangolins??? I fail to understand how some people think that these African species are not under threat. Remember that these are only figures that we know of.

News from Tikki Hywood Trust

Eagle Network are bring about a huge change and having a very positive effect within the countries that they are operating in, through effective law enforcement. Ofir Drori and his team are passionate activists fighting for the rights of wildlife in nine African countries. Brave, astonishing and courageous.

A good article as to why pangolin should not be captured out of the wild and sent to the States to spend a life in a zoo. Right now there are a few groups who are exporting African pangolin out of Africa and transporting them to America for zoos. Most of these pangolin end up dying.