We direct 5% of our annual profits to Botswana conservation projects — because we believe travel should give back to the wild places it depends on.
Founded by Dr. Mike Chase, Elephants Without Borders is dedicated to conserving Botswana's elephants — the largest population in Africa. Through aerial surveys, satellite tracking, and community engagement across the Okavango, Chobe, and Kavango-Zambezi (KAZA) landscape, EWB tackles poaching, human-elephant conflict, and the protection of ancient migration corridors.
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Rhino Conservation Botswana works to re-establish and protect viable populations of black and white rhino in the Okavango Delta and beyond. Working closely with the Botswana Defence Force and the Department of Wildlife & National Parks, the trust funds anti-poaching operations, monitoring, and translocations to keep Botswana's rhinos safe.
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The Wilderness Wildlife Trust supports research and community projects across Botswana's most critical ecosystems — from predator monitoring in the Linyanti and Selinda concessions to wild dog conservation, vulture protection, and community-led education. The Trust funds science-led work that strengthens long-term protection of Botswana's wild places.
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Operating across the Central Kalahari and Ghanzi farmlands, the Kalahari Wildlife Project monitors lions, cheetahs, leopards, and brown hyenas in one of Africa's largest unfenced wildernesses. The team works hand-in-hand with farmers and communities to reduce human-wildlife conflict and ensure desert predators have a future.
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