News Archive
Stephen Tompkinson becomes PAW ambassador
22nd May 2008
Stephen Tompkinson joins PAW, June 2008 Stephen Tompkinson is our latest recruit to the PAW cause. Stephen has been starring at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester recently where he was keen to talk about his time in Africa filming the popular series Wild at Heart. "Africa is very close to my heart and having...more
6 Months On...
1st Sep 2007
September 2007 It’s been 6 months since we signed the agreement with the Department of National Parks and Wildlife. That time has flown, so what have we achieved in just 183 days? General upkeep and maintenance in the Reserve will always be a priority for us. But our biggest challenge is people! That is, getting the balance...more
PAW signs historic agreement with Government of Malawi to develop Mwabvi Wildlife Reserve
7th Feb 2007
Press Release in malawi and UK February 2007 Project African Wilderness (PAW) signed an historic agreement on 7 th February 2007 with the Government of Malawi to conserve and develop Mwabvi Wildlife Reserve. PAW, a not for profit conservation company from Malawi, can now begin work on conservation and development that will...more
News from Mwabvi!
5th Sep 2008
Download the latest news from the team down at Mwabvi! The latest news from the Malawi team is here ...more
Ben's Skydive for PAW
27th Aug 2008
One of our supporters recently jumped out of an airplane at 15,000 feet, all in the cause of PAW. Ben Johnson from arc4, our main sponsor company in the UK, couldn't find a brave colleague so pursuaded his brother to do the jump with him. The Tandem Sky dive took place at Hibaldstow Airfield, near Brigg, North Lincolnshire and was...more
Our final walk for water in 2008
22nd May 2008
We completed the 2008 programme of walks for water with a walk from Whaley Bridge to Lyme Park and on to Middlewood, a gentle 7 miles complete with ice cream stop! The return by train to Whaley Bridge was a first for Echo, the only dog with us on the walk this time, and she relished the experience of a surprisingly full train. ...more
Newsletter archive downloads
1st Jul 2008
Here you can download a range of early PAW newsletters and reports: anna\\\'s_letter_oct_2007.pdf january_2007.pdf visit_report_and_update_may_2006.pdf november_2005.pdf ...more
