Malawi’s wildlife and landscapes are protected through its National Parks and dedicated conservation initiatives, many led by organizations such as African Parks. Their work has dramatically transformed the country’s conservation landscape, with the successful reintroduction and thriving populations of lion, cheetah, and African wild dog. Black rhinos are now prolific in protected areas, and elephants roam throughout Malawi in abundance. Lake Malawi, Africa’s only unintroduced lake, is home to vast schools of endemic cichlids, making it a truly unique aquatic ecosystem. Footprint Safaris fully supports sustainable, responsible tourism that benefits both wildlife and local communities.

Full details of conservation in Malawi coming soon.