The Tikki Hywood Foundation has been exceptionally fortunate to have the opportunity to work throughout Africa. It is just not possible to be everywhere to implement our methodology and care. We need to collaborate and work with other like-minded organisations in order to reach our common goal, which is to rescue, rehabilitate and release wildlife …
The Tikki Hywood Foundation is fortunate to work in other countries within Africa, especially when it comes to endangered species such as Pangolins. This wouldn’t be possible without collaborating with dedicated individuals, organisations and teams on the ground. The Foundation started working in Uganda in September 2017. In April 2018, Lisa Hywood went to Uganda …
Please note: Since this article was published on the 15th of February, worldwide statistics have changed dramatically: Total number of cases 219,365 Deaths 8,970Mortality rate 9% (19/03/2020).China has also publicly announced its intention to ban the wildlife meat markets. On the 15th of February 2020 Zimbabwe along with countries all over the globe will celebrate World Pangolin Day. …
Johannesburg, South Africa: Tikki Hywood Foundation and African Parks have pioneered a partnership combining their expertise and resources to boost the protection of pangolins in Africa. The provision of safe and suitable habitat is crucial for the long-term survival of pangolins, the most heavily trafficked mammal on the planet. Their partnership will comprise of cross-continent cooperation, harnessing Tikki Hywood …
By Sharon Guynup on 8 May 2018 Please read this in-depth article highlighting the plight of the pangolin and the immense scale of illegal wildlife trade – follow the link here.
