Pangolin Project News Today

Through these collective efforts, Kenya aims to strike a balance between human needs and pangolin conservation, ensuring these scaly mammals continue to roam the African wilderness.

“This knowledge has not translated into a robust conservation drive."

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People are working together to give space for giant pangolins in Kenya. Read more here. Conservationists are working with farmers in order to create space for giant pangolins in Kenya.

In 2018, sightings of these solitary, nocturnal animals were recorded in Kenya for the first time in half a century. Now conservationists are working with farmers to create space for them on the land

"People dont know what a pangolin is so when they see a pangolin, they think that it is something harmful or something poisonous or dangerous.... even people from law enforcement ... they are not giving a need for concern for the pangolin as much weight as it should have." Beryl Makori, research

I think forgiveness is coming to a place of acceptance and letting go of any kind of guilt.

The pangolin may just be the most trafficked mammal on the planet, with less than 50,000 still alive across Asia.