The Wildlife Action Group International, a non-for-profit organisation registered in Germany, is focusing on animal welfare and the protection and conservation of endangered animals and their natural habitat in Malawi, Zambia and Vietnam.

Wildlife Action Group International e.V. Blog

Participate in our next Challenge

Once more we are participating in a Global Giving Challenge, starting on April, 1.

To reach the threshold of getting a permanent spot to fundraise for our projects on Global Giving, one of the biggest online fundraising platforms in the U.S., we need to succeed in the Challenge by raising a minimum of 5000 USD from at least 40 different donors within the one month deadline.

We need your help to achieve this.
Please help spread the word about our project and consider telling your friends and family about our project – share the link on your blogs or social networks, use the tell-a-friend-feature on the project page to email your network, or just bring us up in conversation. Every 10 USD will help us to achieve our goal: to protect elephants in Malawi!

You know your friends and family best best, so use your own words – please tell them why you support our project and what it means to you. The project URL is:
http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/help-save-elephants/
The project will start accepting donations on Monday, April 1, 2013 at 12:00 AM EDT.
Donations in the US are tax-deductable.

First national award for Vietnam’s law enforcement officers on the front-lines of wildlife protection

bearHelp to bring recognition to some of Vietnam’s very best law enforcement officers on the front-lines of wildlife protection. In April 2013, ENV (Education for Nature – Vietnam) will host Vietnam’s very first national awards event to recognize outstanding law enforcement officers who have contributed above and beyond the call of duty in the protection of Vietnam’s wildlife. This is an important event to encourage positive change, and we are calling upon your support to help supplement funding that we have already secured to host it. Continue reading here

Thuma Team arrests 2 poachers!

Yesterday the WAG team got a tip off that someone had killed a kudu and was selling the meat in a local village! The team raced to the village! On arrival they found two houses with alot of meat! A kudu leg! All fresh! The team managed to arrest one in their field and another trying to get back to his house to get rid of the meat but the scouts were waiting for him at his house and managed to arrest him too! What a fantastic team! The scouts were so professional !:) Well done to you all!