The webinar explored the current state of Malawi’s wildlife economy and the opportunities it presents for sustainable economic growth, conservation, and improved livelihoods. Drawing on findings from the latest case study by the ALU School of Wildlife Conservation, the discussion examined key sectors, including tourism, fisheries, forest products, carbon finance, and community-based natural resource management.

Featuring insights from Malawian stakeholders and partners, the webinar highlighted opportunities to strengthen collaboration, unlock the potential of the wildlife economy, and advance sustainable development that benefits both people and nature.