Tel: +267 463 0713 / 460 0204
Cell: +267 71 348 468 / 73 965 655
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www.khamarhinosanctuary.org.bw

The Sanctuary is situated in the central district of Botswana around the village of Serowe, on the Kalahari sandveld with some unique pan systems in the area. It is a prime habitat for both the black and white rhinos as well as over 30 species of other mammals and more than 230 species of birds.

KRST posses itself as an ideal stop over for tourists travelling to, or from the northern parts of Botswana to the south. With our accommodation facilities that address the needs of those who have few days to spare at the Sanctuary, we have well laid campsites and chalets that create that African bush feel and dormitories which are mostly ideal for groups. Although these are self-catering facilities, we have a restaurant that serves scrumptious food with a bar for your thirst needs, which is next to the swimming pool.

Our curio shop and bottle store are available at your convenience, with a picnic site and braai facilities for unwinding in the bush. Activities include game viewing during the day and at night, rhino tracking and giraffe tracking which are only done in the early mornings, nature walks and bird watching.

We also provide conference facilities, with a playground for team building exercises. The Sanctuary, through the environmental education centre, provides environmental awareness and acts as a hub for research on environmental issues that affect our livelihood.

PO Box 71, Gaborone
Tel: +267 391 9745
Cell: (267) 74511855
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www.botsoc.org.bw

The Botswana Society is a non-governmental body, founded in 1969, that advances knowledge of Botswana in all disciplines and on all aspects of the nation’s cultural, scientific and environmental heritage.

The Botswana Society reports, debates, collates and disseminates the findings of recent research on Botswana. The society publishes an annual journal (Botswana Notes and Records, Volume 40 in 2008) and other publications and holds lectures, workshops and symposiums on vital questions of national development.

Caring for Botswana's natural beauty

Botswana rightly prides itself as being in the vanguard of wildlife management and conversation. The nation has an enviable record in ensuring that its national parks and reserves are properly maintained and growing animal numbers are a testament to this policy.

In one form or another, around half of Botswana is set aside as a protected area and it’s one of the reasons why the country is so popular with those genuinely interested in wildlife conservation.

Private Bag 00376, Gaborone
Tel: +267 391 3709
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www.somatiko.org.bw

Somarelang Tikologo (Environment Watch Botswana) is a member-based environmental non-government organisation in Gaborone. Its aim is to raise awareness of environmental issues through events and demonstration projects. ST consists of dedicated staff and committed volunteer members who undertake numerous environmental awareness-raising activities throughout each year.

ST operates through four subcommittees – environmental planning, resource conservation, waste management and PR and fund-raising. Somarelang Tikologo has a collection of hand-made green crafts from local producers. The organisation has nearly 100 members and donors. They include government agencies, banks, private companies and multinationals.