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Too often, the people who live closest to nature suffer the most when natural systems are undermined. Pressures from unsustainable approaches to mining, oil exploration, agriculture, fishing, and forestry are eating away at wild landscapes including Indigenous peoples’ ancestral and sacred lands. Overfishing leaves coastal communities struggling to support their families. Climate change, water shortages and soil erosion mean smallholders’ crops fail. Even—or especially—in the face of s...

Members of Montgomery Young Farmers went for a “trip of a lifetime” to South Africa.

The Siena Photo Awards reliably deliver a most spectacular array of shots and this year’s winners are no exception, from tourists being accosted by polar bears and hippos, to surreal snaps of headless swimmers and Angelina Jolie covered in bees.

Botswana will carry out its own elephant census to complement the ongoing Kavango Zambezi Trans-frontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA).

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Set off on an adventure in Namibia with these five road trips, featuring desert, dunes, waterways and Atlantic coastline.

September 2022 – In a first for the aviation industry in Botswana, Wilderness Air is proud to announce the company’s substantial investment in a state-of-the-art flight simulator which will be based in Maun, creating exceptional opportunities for skills training and local citizen empowerment. “Investing in infrastructure for enhanced operational excellence, as well as to attract,

Photographer Buddy Eleazer explains how adding a sense of motion to your wildlife photographs can tell a more engaging story.

Pierre and his wife had a wonderful tour through Botswana in a Jimny, his third tour with this little car. And each time he falls more in love.

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