Education as a Foundation for Wildlife Conservation: Training for 72 Teachers in the Okavango - from 26.08.2026, in category: General
What does a handmade “Crocodile TV” have to do with wildlife conservation? More than you might think.
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What does a handmade “Crocodile TV” have to do with wildlife conservation? More than you might think.
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When we think of Botswana, images of elephants, lions, and untouched wilderness often come to mind. What’s easily forgotten is that thousands of people live in the midst of these landscapes and share their habitat with wild animals every day
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We have taken an important step towards strengthening women-led communities in our project area in Botswana.
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Nächster Once considered the king of the savannah, today it is highly endangered. The lion population has plummeted by 43% in the last 21 years and the big cat has disappeared from 94 percent of its historic range. Experts estimate that fewer than 20,000...
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Nächster Wuppertal entrepreneur enables species conservation lessons for children The decision was made only a few months ago and is already bearing fruit: Wuppertal-based management consultant Mathias Mundt, Managing Director of M4 Consulting GmbH, decided to support two children’s projects of the SAVE Wildlife...
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Nächster SAVE has launched new environmental education program in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The project area at Virunga National Park poses very special challenges: When the Rwandan genocide took place in 1994, millions of displaced people fled the country and found protection and...
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Nächster SAVE promotes Smart Agriculture program in Botswana The SAVE Wildlife Conservation Fund, a species conservation foundation based in Wülfrath, Germany, has launched a climate-friendly agricultural development project to promote fruit and vegetable cultivation in Botswana. The “Climate Smart Agriculture Project” aims to enable...
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