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Wilderness Botswana has highlighted a decade of conservation tourism impact, with millions invested in communities, local businesses, employees and the protection of more than 257 000 hectares of wilderness. Photo: WILDERNESS

Wilderness highlights tourism’s wider impact in Botswana

3 Weeks Ago

Pupkewitz Toyota and CITW equip rhino rangers in conservancy conservation drive.

Pupkewitz backs black rhino rangers

3 Months Ago

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Pupkewitz Toyota & CITW support desert-adapted black rhino rangers

3 Months Ago

Ngamo Farmu2019s first graduates celebrate their achievements while helping build a sustainable future for their community. Photo: Wilderness

Feeding Wilderness camps in Zimbabwe

6 Months Ago

Minister of Gender Equality and Child Welfare, Emma Kantema, and Governor Charl Riaan McNab, together with Wilderness Namibia and its partner, IXM Metals, inaugurated new classrooms and a storage facility at WJD Cloete Combined School. Photo: Aurelia Afrikaner

New classrooms for WJD Cloete Combined School

7 Months Ago

A new cycle challenge will help raise money to conserve the desert-adapted black rhino population in Namibia. Photo: WILDERNESS DESERT RHINO CAMP.

Keep the bike wheels turning for rhino conservation

11 Months Ago

The winner of the two-day MTB stage race Jaco Snyman. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Madisa Challenge 2025: Conquering the desert for a cause

11 Months Ago

RIDE FOR RHINOS: Entries are limited to 200 participants, ensuring an intimate yet exciting atmosphere.

Pupkewitz Toyota launches Cycle to Save Rhino campaign

Himba communities have gained safer access to water through a solar-powered project in the Marienfluss Conservancy. Photo: WILDERNESS

Himba communities gain safe access to water

Wildlife ranger monitors a resting lion, part of ongoing efforts to protect predators in their natural habitat.

Wilderness Safaris contributes over N$3m to conservation in 2025

Children in Wilderness with a tour guide for career guidance at youth environmental camps. Photo: Contributed

Growing conservation leaders from the ground up

HELPING HAND: A view of parched earth as a wetland is drying up. Wilderness Safaris recently helped communities affected by the drought across regions where it operates in southern Africa.

Wilderness supports 18 000 across southern Africa

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