Conservation & Environment – Page 6

Though the last zebra to have migrated on the path would have died 50 years ago, a new generation…

The African country emerged from poverty thanks to its diamond mines and deposits but these are not unlimited. Attracting more…

A 15.5 million Euro (P154.7 million) financing agreement for the Kavango Zambezi (KAZA) Transfrontier conservation area was this week signed…

Let’s face it, Botswana roads are in desperate need of a bit more than a touch of TLC. Riddled with…

Rhinos Without Borders is proud to announce the successful translocation and release of another 40 rhinos from South Africa to…

Botswana truly is the jewel of Southern Africa, with extraordinary landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and some of the best opportunities for…

Chobe Game Lodge has won the World Travel Market Responsible Tourism award for Best Carbon Reduction at the 2017 WTM Responsible…

Botswana has been ranked number one in the world for its efforts to conserve megafauna. This is according to a…

Botswana is one of the most sparsely populated nations in the world, a country the size of France but with…

If visiting the Okavango Delta is on your bucket list and money is no object, you may want to…

Botswana was the partner country at this year’s ITB, Berlin’s international tourism fair. The country has over the years tirelessly…

Botswana is renowned for its spectacular wildlife and pristine wilderness areas and its tireless fight against poaching is paying dividends…