It is estimated that in just ten years, more than 1 million pangolins have been traded illegally at the international level.
We're supporting ⭐77⭐ projects that are dedicated to protecting pangolins.
Help us get more support for them!⬇️
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Kumar Paudel's determination to protect Nepal's endangered species, from organizing protests to co-founding PCF grantee Greenhood Nepal, has taken his cause to the nation's highest court. His story reminds us that one person's passion can spark a movement.
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Into the Indonesian rainforest with Planet Indonesia 🌿
Watch until the end for a Sunda pangolin sighting!
With so few left in the wild, it's incredibly heartening to see evidence of their survival.

When this pangolin was rescued from illegal trade and taken to a rehab center, he was dehydrated and timid. After months of careful monitoring, he became active & strong enough to be released💚
Thank you DNPW & WCP Zambia for your work returning pangolins safely to the wild!

If you're a pangolin, it's the norm to be an only child.
Most female pangolins give birth to just 1 pangopup!
Mom's tail offers the perfect one-seat perch for a curious pup like this Sunda pangolin to observe the world while mom forages.
📸 David Tan, Wildlife Reserves Singapore

A successful rescue & release!
Thanks to the quick action of Zambian soldiers & WCP Zambia rehab facility, this female Temminck's pangolin was deemed healthy, microchipped for monitoring, & released in prime foraging habitat.
We're rooting for this resilient little pangolin!

What is community-led governance, & why is it vital in sustaining vibrant landscapes & communities?
Planet Indonesia created a Governance Index to track & analyze this in their conservation efforts, enabling sustainable outcomes for both people and pangolins.
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Throwing back to this incredible short film produced by our grantee thepangolinproject in the #MaasaiMara , highlighting the everyday work of dedicated pangolin protectors.

We're so happy to see that Puck the pangolin has a second chance at life in the wild thanks to Lilongwe Wildlife Trust!

📣 🇲🇼 Calling all vet students!

Our two-week course in partnership with Lilongwe SPCA Official will give you a hands-on introduction to veterinary medicine in Malawi, with a focus on both wildlife and small animals

🗓️ 19 August - 2 September 2024

Apply now ➡️ lilongwewildife.org/volunteer

Some pangolins need months in our care before they're ready for life back in the wild. But some are only with us briefly. Over a period 13 days we received five pangolins, all of which were thankfully in excellent health and able to be released within 24 hours!

A pangolin’s diet is mostly made up of ants & termites, so you can imagine how beneficial they are when it comes to insect control. Just one pangolin can eat enough termites to protect over 40 acres of land from destruction. Happy weekend from these vital forest guardians! 🌿

Citizen reports are vital for monitoring and safeguarding these elusive creatures. We're heartened to see the community come together to care for pangolins💚

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Momentum is building for Chinese pangolins!

WildAid & Wang Yibo set up infrared cameras to capture pangolin footage, help us learn more about this critically endangered species, & inspire viewers to become pangolin protectors🐉

Watch the teaser here:
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Trying to heat things up while covered in a coat of scales strong enough to protect you from a lion's claws?

Pangolins won't give up in the face of a little challenge.

Here's a peek into their mysterious and largely unobserved mating habits:
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On both a government & community level, traditional Chinese medicine is moving away from using threatened species & towards ethical substitutes.

Environmental Investigation Agency U.S. speaks to this heartening shift that spells hope for reducing illegal pangolin trade:
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Kenya’s Nyekweri Ecosystem is home to the country’s last population of giant pangolins. We issued our largest grant of 2023 to thepangolinproject. This is some of the amazing progress that's been accomplished so far on the long road to recovery for this pangolin species!

Rise for Nature trains former poachers as beekeepers in Cameroon🐝
By giving local & Indigenous people alternative livelihoods, they're changing behaviors that put pressure on pangolins, turning conservation into a communal responsibility.
We're excited to be supporting them✨

A white-bellied pangolin scooting down a tree on camera trap footage from The Forest Collective, who works closely with local and Indigenous people to monitor pangolins with camera traps.
So far, 10 communities are involved in this project, and they've already deployed 30 camera traps!

Meet Stella, a rescued pangolin released by our grantee Lilongwe Wildlife Trust! She was found by a community member and taken to caretakers for proper rehabilitation.
Stories like Stella’s show that community engagement is working, and local action can make an impact for pangolins💚