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Written by Helene Hamman Chitabe Camp recently hosted its annual two day “Chitabe Children in the Wilderness Programme” in December 2018 . For many years, we have encouraged the children of our staff to visit their parents at their place of work, to understand the extraordinary habitat in which we work, the value that it...
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Tanya McKenzie, our Children in the Wilderness (CITW) Programme Coordinator for the Bobirwa Region in Botwana, wrote this wonderful update on two very special young men. Thabiso Tsheole and Mogomotsi Ramofi both attended CITW camps as youngsters, and returned this year as Eco-Mentors. Read Tanya’s report below. Thabiso Tsheole attended a CITW Camp in December...
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Read this report, written by Kelly Boitshoki (CITW Botswana, Administrator), on one of two Annual CITW Camps in Botswana.  Children in the Wilderness hosted two camps in December – one at Seba Camp and one at Jacana Camp. At Jacana camp, we hosted 32 children. Two teachers and 8 mentors were hosted in camp this...
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Read this report, written by Gaba Modirapula (CITW Botswana, Programme Assistant), on one of two Annual CITW Camps in Botswana.  Every year, certain Wilderness Safaris camps in Botswana close for a few days in order to host children on a three-day conservation experience, aimed to educate, inspire and create leaders who will hopefully go on...
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In each of our seven Regions where we operate – Botswana, Malawi, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe – our after school Eco-Club programme continues to tick over nicely. The Eco-Clubs focus on environmental education and life skills lessons. Our YES Resource Book was officially launched in the Zambezi Region, reaching high school and early school leavers, also with a...
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This is the best three-and-a-half minutes you might spend watching YouTube today 🙂 The Nedbank Tour de Tuli has been running for the past 14 years and is a renowned, premier mountain bike Tour through some of Africa’s most pristine wilderness areas in Botswana, Zimbabwe and South Africa. 2018 was another memorable year of riding unforgettable...
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Its Universal Children’s Day today, and we want to celebrate the future custodians of Africa – our Children in the Wilderness children! Of course, none of what we do would be possible without our wonderful sponsors, donors, and our main fundraising event, the Nedbank Tour de Tuli. Thank you all for helping us make a difference...
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Have a look at these beautiful photos from the first of two annual camps for the Eco-Club children in our Bobirwa Region. This camp was held at Serolo Lodge in Tuli Wilderness, and run my our very own Aunty Tanya – our CITW Bobirwa Programme Coordinator – and her wonderful group of Mentors. The next...
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You’ll remember our report about the generous donation of 30 bicycles and cycling equipment to CITW Botswana from the Mike’s Bike Shop last month. Well, we are happy to announce that the beneficiaries have started receiving their gifts this week when Lesh Moiteela (CITW Botswana Programme Manager, Cultural Ambassador and Community Relationship Manager) and Sam...
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Tshwaragano Primary School in Gaborone, Botswana, is the newest addition to the Children in the Wilderness (CITW) family. CITW Botswana will be running our Eco-Club programme in the school, with this fabulous bunch of teachers. Since the end of the school year is fast approaching, Fern Brasem (Wilderness Safaris Business Unit Manager, Gaborone) and Lisa...
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