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Namibia
18
Feb

New CITW Eco-Club for Reverend P.A. Schmidt Primary School

18th February 2020
CITW plans on launching a new Eco-Club, and Rev. P.A Schmidt, a primary school in Maltahohe, was identified as a potential partner. Maltahohe is a village in southern Namibia, in an area close to the Wilderness Safaris camps on the Kulala Wilderness Reserve at Sossusvlei. CITW Namibia’s Programme Coordinator Agnes Tjirare, and Administrative Assistant Juliet...
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14
Feb

A Bright Namibian Star

14th February 2020
Reflex Mbomboro, star student from Braunfels Agriculture High School, sent us this heartwarming thank-you: “It’s my greatest pleasure and heartfelt gratitude that I may write this letter to you. “My name is Reflex Mbomboro, aged 19 years from Sesfontein village up in Kunene Region. I was a student at Braunfels Agriculture High School from 2015-2019. ...
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07
Feb

Children Connected to the Wilderness

7th February 2020
On the 2019 Namibia annual camp at Wilderness Safaris Desert Rhino Camp (DRC) we discovered that Kaveumana from Otjinungua Mobile School and Newman from Elias Amaxab Combined School had very interesting connections to Wilderness Safaris. Tjimbiru Kaveumana is a 15-year-old girl in Grade 4 who hails from the Marienfluss Conservancy; she has attended CITW camps...
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17
Jan

CITW Namibia – Windhoek Office Donation Drum

17th January 2020
Our Namibia Community Engagement Administrator Agnes and CITW Admin Assistant Juliet are excited and very proud to introduce their new CITW Donation Drum, created and installed at the Wilderness Safaris Windhoek office this week. “The transformation of the drum was a lot of fun indeed, with hidden artistic talents discovered”, says Agnes. It was an...
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18
Dec

Read the Latest Eco-Stars Magazine

18th December 2019, , , , , , , ,
Out now, Eco-Stars is an annual Children in the Wilderness publication, providing readers with an overview of the programme, and the opportunity to meet some of its Eco-Stars and learn more about their regional successes. In this, our fourth edition of Eco-Stars, we bring you snippets from our programmes across the regions, some updates on...
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11
Dec

Annual Namibia Eco-Club Camp at Desert Rhino Camp

11th December 2019
This month I had an incredible opportunity to join the CITW Namibia Team on their annual camps.  Over eight days, 47 amazing children from three schools were hosted at Wilderness Safaris Desert Rhino Camp, located in the Palmwag Concession.  The whole environment was just extraordinary.  The children were warmly welcomed with song and dance by...
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10
Dec

Desert Rhino Camp Hosts Annual CITW Eco-Club Camp

10th December 2019
An update from Kirsty van der Want from our CITW Namibia annual camp at Wilderness Safaris Desert Rhino Camp, where just one of the lessons the children have is on the fascinating, endemic welwitschia, the country’s national plant. Children arrive in campLearning about welwitschiaDamaraland skyDesert-adapted black rhino They also had a thrilling walk to see Critically...
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07
Nov

The Traveling School Visits Eco-Clubs in Namibia

7th November 2019,
US-based The Traveling School offers teenage girls between 15 and 18 the opportunity to explore the world and learn about themselves through academic, physical, and cultural challenges. Sixteen motivated young women and four inspiring teachers travel to a unique region of the globe for 15 weeks. Students earn full credit, immerse themselves in new cultures,...
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01
Oct

Clothing Donation for Warmquelle Primary School

1st October 2019,
Warmquelle Primary School in the Sesfontein Constituency received clothing for the children donated by Wilderness Safaris guests and staff members. The smiles on the children’s faces were priceless – such joy and deep gratitude. CITW Namibia is profoundly grateful for all the helping hands who contribute and support our children, and make a difference in...
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27
Sep

Our Journey, Our Stories – Okaukuejo Combined School Cultural Day

27th September 2019,
By Juliet Binda – CITW Namibia Admin Assistant Okaukuejo Combined School is situated at Etosha National Park, 17 km from Okaukuejo, on the way to Outjo. The school was established in 1991 and inaugurated in 1992 as a project school to provide education for the children of Etosha’s employees, and those from nearby farms and...
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