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Sharon Muthoni, CITW Kenya’s Community Co-ordinator reports on a short but active month for her Eco-Clubs, as schools closed for midterm during the month. Despite the break, the clubs were still able to take part in different environmental activities, including World Crocodile Day, World Giraffe Day, Desertification and Drought Day, food forest activities, and regular...
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June 2026 – Gudigwa, Beetsha, Gunotsoga and Seronga Primary School On the 16th of June 2026, Kelly and Gaba from the Children in the Wilderness Botswana (CITW) team visited our partner schools in the eastern Okavango to assess the progress of their second term programme activities. They joined lesson observations and working with the Eco-Club...
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Children in the Wilderness Namibia (CITW), in collaboration with Medora Regan, a Wilderness guest, was delighted to recently hand over full school uniforms to the learners of DeRiet Primary School near Wilderness Damaraland Camp in the Kunene Region of Namibia. The aim of the donation was to support vulnerable learners by ensuring they have the...
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CITW Rwanda & Community Manager Aline Umutoni has known Seleman Majyambere since his earliest days as an Eco-Club member at Bisate Primary School. When we heard that Seleman had been employed by Wilderness Bisate after his graduation in 2025, we asked Aline to tell us a bit more about his inspiring journey. Seleman was born...
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Sharon Muthoni, CITW Community Co-ordinator for Kenya reports on her key highlights for May 2026, which included the launch of the Kisaruni Boys poultry project, the celebration of World Migratory Bird Day, World Endangered Species Day, World Bee Day, and World Menstrual Hygiene Day, as well as the usual ongoing Eco-Club lessons. Kisaruni Poultry Project...
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The Association of Environmental Clubs of Botswana (AECB) hosted an essay competition for learners to showcase their creativity, knowledge and passion for environmental conservation. This year’s topic was Climate Change, and learners across Botswana were tasked with writing an essay on the subject. Vivian Nxwatso This topic is covered in our CITW Curriculum and we...
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Our Children in the Wilderness Namibia Eco-Club at Elias Amxab Combined School at Sesfontein, deep in the Kunene Region, celebrated World Environment Day on the 5th of June. This year’s theme – ‘Inspired by Nature, Climate, and Our Future’ – motivated the learners to participate in cleaning and caring for their school and the surrounding...
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May 2026 – Wilderness Kenya, through its Children in the Wilderness (CITW) programme and with funding support from the Wilderness Trust, is investing in the next generation of environmental stewards through the establishment of an indigenous tree nursery and kitchen garden at Enkereri Primary School – a partner school on the Oloololo Escarpment near Wilderness...
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With the support of generous Wilderness guests Robert and Alison Green, Wilderness Rwanda and Children in the Wilderness (CITW) have been able to assist Bisate Primary School with the installation of schoolyard playground equipment. We partnered with the school in 2018, soon after Wilderness opened nearby Bisate Lodge, and have since developed an excellent relationship...
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Eco-Club Joint Meetings Launch Term 3 Activities for 2025/26 School Year The beginning of Term 3 marked an important new phase for the Children in the Wilderness (CITW) Eco-Club programme across Malawi. Between early and mid-May, Eco-Club joint meetings were held across three zones, bringing together children, youth, teachers, mentors, and community leaders to launch...
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