Good news for Matsaudi (Botswana)
18. June 2021|In Educational work, General, E4C - Education for ConservationGood news for Matsaudi (Botswana)The next Learning Center for 60 to 100 children and youngsters will be established early next year in Matsaudi, a community on the…
Calendar 2020: One gift - many recipients
24. October 2020|In General Calendar 2020: One gift - many receiversThis year we are again receiving valuable support from the SHARE FOR SMILES association. They are also selling their now ever-popular photo calendars in aid of our…
Corona Survival Packages
24. September 2020|In General, Covid-19Corona Survival PackagesThe Corona pandemic did not stop at Botswana either. Even though the country is far less affected than others due to low population density preventing a greater spread.…
168 hippos saved!
10. June 2020|In General, Hippo Protection, General, Species protection168 hippos saved!We are thanking our donors for the support in saving 168 hippos, which got stuck looking for water during the huge drought in 2019. We were able to…
Draught in Botswana: SAVE helps feeding Wildlife
13. December 2019|In General, Hippo Protection, Species protectionDraught in Botswana: SAVE helps feeding WildlifeClimate change and global warming are a tangible reality in Botswana. For the Wildlife they mean suffering thirst and……
Neo Xhike - Another success story
14. June 2019|In General, Educational workNeo Xhike’s StoryNeo Xhike’s story is another of SAVE’s succss stories. Neo Xhike is a 29-year-old teacher who works in SAVE’s Early Childhood Program in Matsaudi, a village just 15…
SAVE-Campsite Project in Botswana now opened
7. November 2018|In Africa, Development work SAVE-Campsite Project in Botswana now openedHolidays with the Big Five, in harmony with nature The nature conservation organization SAVE Wildlife Conservation Fund from Wülfrath has financed…
Kasane, Botswana
29. September 2017|In Africa, Educational work Kasane, BotswanaThe participants of the S-A-F-A-R-I-Congress 2017 at the handover of donations for the children’s project „Bana Ba Ditlou“. SAVE board member Lars Gorschlüter accepted…