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Cheetah Conservation in the Kgalagadi

The cheetah is able to outrun any animal on earth. The graceful hunter once roamed large parts of Africa and Asia. Today the speedy feline struggles with human intervention, loss of habitat, a limited genetic variety and lack of prey. While Cheetahs are critically endangered in Northern Africa and Asia, the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is still one of the best locations to view this big cat. The large conservation area is also the study site for the Kgalagadi Cheetah Project.

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Photographic Safaris- Shoot, But Don’t…Shoot

The Botswana government is making headway in its policy to ban wildlife hunting and promote photographic safaris. Wildlife in Botswana has seen a dramatic decline over the last decade and some species have seen a decrease by over 90 percent.

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Kalahari – Empire of the San

On the surface, the San seem to be very simple people. They are hunters and gatherers who’s traditional stomping ground is the endless space of the Kalahari. The somewhat derogatory term ‘Bushmen’ disguises the fact that San culture can be traced back over 20 000 years – about 15 000 years before the rise of dynastic Egypt. The San never built grand monuments, they are not conquerors and they didn’t write elaborate books; hence a people that has survived the rise and fall of many empires is often underestimated.

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Unforgettable Safari Activities for You to Try

Home to just over 2 million people, Botswana is a country developing at a rapid rate. Since independence in 1966, its economy has flourished and has grown from one of the poorest countries in the world, to a stable, middle income establishment. With this background in mind, it’s time to explore some of the more unique activities the country has to offer. We have put together some “out of the ordinary” experiences for you to try on your trip.

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Endangered Species in Botswana

Botswana is known for its diverse and beautiful wildlife. Sadly, a few of the species are endangered.

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What to Take on a Self-Drive Safari

Independently driving into the African bush can be the adventure of a lifetime or a complete disaster. Preparation is key when leaving the amenities of civilization behind. Here is your self-drive safari kit list compiled by seasoned wildlife adventurers.

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How to Become Part of an Elephant Herd

Everyone knows the story of Mogli the little jungle boy who grew up in the midst of wolves and marched with the herd of Hathi, the elephant. Have you ever thought about joining them, when you read the book? Here is your opportunity to become part of the herd!

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How to Avoid Pitfalls on Botswana’s Roads

Self-drive safaris in Botswana can be anything from a great wildlife experience to a complete disaster if you are not well prepared. Getting your vehicle stuck in a Big 5 territory or smashing into stray livestock will be more of an adventure than you bargained for. Read this post to avoid Botswana’s major pitfalls …

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Does the Black-Maned Lion Exist?

Have you ever heard about a black-maned lion? People say that this rare species once roamed through Southern Africa. Is this just a fairy tale or reality?

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7 Point Travel Checklist

We all work hard for most of the year, so come holiday time we want things to go smoothly. The foundation for a pleasant and relaxing vacation is laid before you even leave your house. We have compiled a 7 point checklist to prepare the perfect holiday in beautiful Botswana.

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