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January 13, 2016
Children in the Wilderness is proud to have been selected as a finalist in the UNWTO Awards for Innovation in Non-Governmental Organisations.  The awards ceremony will be in Madrid on the 20th January 2016. The UNWTO Awards, created by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), are the flagship awards for the global tourism sector. Every year,...
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CITW held six camps in 2015, two camps in April were for the Youth Environmental Stewardship (YES) Programme; two annual CITW Eco-Club camps in September and a further two annual CITW Eco-Club camps were held in December. The aim of hosting these children was to share the ideas between the Eco-Mentors and children.   The  curriculum...
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CITW Malawi Camp program of 2015 was its 13th year and it hosted a total of 70 children. Since 2003, CITW has hosted a total of 1116 first-time campers and 156 repeat campers. 2015 Camps took place at CAWS Chintheche Inn in the northern region of Malawi. Every activity and lesson was based on the...
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CITW, in partnership with the Department of Forestry in Livingstone, Twabuka School and the Sinde Community undertook a tree planting exercise at Twabuka Primary School in an effort to participate in climate change management. Deforestation has been on the increase in rural areas and afforestation is the only way to restore the much needed carbon...
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We held our first tri-nations camp at Mapungubwe National Park at the beginning of December, with children from Botswana, South Africa and Zimbabwe attending.  The objective of the camp was to host the first ever CITW camp with children from three different countries – Botswana, South Africa, and Zimbabwe.  This being part of the agreement...
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