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Eco-Club
05
Feb

CITW Rwanda – Growing in leaps and bounds

5th February 2019,
In line with Wilderness Safaris’ 4Cs sustainability ethos (Commerce, Conservation, Community and Culture), Children in the Wilderness (CITW) was launched in the community surrounding Bisate Lodge. Here we aim to provide a specialised focus on environmental education for the children of Bisate who will one day become the decision makers and conservation leaders of the community. Both...
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20
Dec

Central African Wilderness Safaris and Children in the Wilderness

20th December 2018,
In the most recent Central African Wilderness Safaris (CAWS) Christmas and New Year email from Chris Badger (Managing Director), Chris talks about what Children in the Wilderness (CITW) Malawi has acheived in 2018. CAWS and CITW joined forces many years ago to run our programme around Malawi. Read Chris’s report below: CITW Malawi: 2018 has...
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14
Dec

Hwange Journey with a Purpose

14th December 2018,
Be part of a once-in-a-lifetime safari, that honours our community partnerships.  Celebrate Zimbabwe through the eyes of its people, all while enjoying a remarkable safari in Hwange National Park. From experiencing Zimbabwe’s largest park within our pristine and wildlife-rich private concessions, to getting involved with the income-generating community projects and our Children in the Wilderness...
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11
Dec

Children in the Wilderness – 2019 in Pictures

11th December 2018, , , , , , , , ,
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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04
Dec

Eco-Clubs in Malawi – Update

4th December 2018,
The Nanthomba Eco-Cub cluster is made up of four Primary Schools. These schools join hands on a number of projects, one of which is reforestation. Between May and June,every year, the surrounding communities are asked by CITW Eco-Club members to register the number of trees they would like to plant in the next forestation cycle....
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08
Nov

Shelving donation for rural schools in Zimbabwe

8th November 2018,
Shelving acquired through funding from The Beit Trust is finally making its way to the intended recipients – eighteen isolated rural schools in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe. Linked with a literacy project facilitated in the schools, the shelves are needed to house more than 100 000 books donated through the ‘Zambezi Schoolbook Project’. This project aspires to...
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08
Nov

Solar lights and the importance of the environment as seen by an Eco-Club Member, Zimbabwe

8th November 2018,
Eco-Club lessons are making a lasting impression on Eco-Club members and a scholarship programme student. Monwabisi Dlamini, a Grade 7 student at Ngamo Primary School, wrote a strong letter stating why he wants to protect the environment. See his letter below 🙂 Monwabisi talks about the importance of the environment for survival. He states that...
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08
Nov

Bicycle handover of Mike’s Bikes to our winners in Tubu and Habu Primary Schools, Botswana

8th November 2018,
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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05
Nov

Computers for our learners in Malawi

5th November 2018,
Children in the Wilderness (CITW) has been operating in Malawi since 2003. Our Eco-Club Programme, focusing on environmental education and life skills, currently runs in 17 schools across Malawi. The CITW Youth Environmental Stewardship (YES) Programme has many active groups across the Region, with high school and young adults running various give-back campaigns in their...
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02
Nov

Bongani visits Maramani, Zimbabwe

2nd November 2018, ,
Bongani Baloyi, our Children in the Wilderness Regional Programme Coordinator, visited the community of Maramani in Zimbabwe in October. Bongani visited the schools we work with in the Region – Nottingham Primary School, both Shashi Primary and Secondary Schools, Limpopo Primary School and Jalukange Primary School. Bongani, together with Gamuchirai Ndlovu (CITW Eco-Club Coordinator for Maramani),...
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