Raising awareness &
Supporting Conservation

of the world’s most trafficked mammals


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What is a pangolin?

Pangolins are insect-eating mammals that are covered in tough, overlapping scales. There are eight pangolin species living across Asia and Africa.


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COVID-19

Some evidence suggests the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) may be linked to pangolins. What does this mean for pangolins? How can you help? Find out the facts.


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conservation

All eight species of pangolins are threatened with extinction. More than 1 million pangolins have been trafficked in the last decade. Their scales are used in traditional Asian medicines and their meat is considered a luxury food throughout Asia. Learn about our work to save them.


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Donate

Your donations support the most effective pangolin conservation projects in Africa and Asia. We have partnered with the Wildlife Conservation Network, a top-rated non-profit organization, which sends 100% of donations directly to Save Pangolins.


PANGOLIN: the story of the world’s most trafficked mammal

An award-winning documentary filmed across three countries with the help of reformed poachers and wildlife enforcement officers.


Photo credits: Nigel Dennis; Paul Hilton; Wildlife Reserve Singapore. Video by Coral and Oak.