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GoEco - Top Volunteer Organization
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GoEco is one of the world’s top volunteer organizations, with award-winning and ethical programs selected by sustainable travel experts. Since 20...
African Conservation Experience
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Disconnect from the modern world and immerse yourself in one of Africa’s last true wilderness areas while having a positive impact on wildlife sustainability. Spend your days as a volunteer monitoring wildlife species such as lions, elephants, hyenas, zebras, and more. At night, return to your rusti
See All 2 ProgramsVolunteer World
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Looking to apply your talent and expertise to a good cause? Find a program that matches your interests and skills through Volunteer World! We are the largest volunteer abroad comparison platform around the globe, enabling you to seek and compare offers from major travel agencies as well as smaller g
See All 2 ProgramsWild at Tuli Safaris , Botswana
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Live in Botswana’s remote Tuli Block, surrounded by wildlife such as elephants, lions, leopards, hyenas, various antelope, and nocturnal animals like genets, porcupines, and bush babies. Stay in a comfortable tented camp with hot showers, flushing toilets, and shared lounge, dining, and kitchen area
Mokolodi Nature Reserve
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Mokolodi Nature Reserve, located just outside Gaborone, Botswana, offers an immersive wildlife conservation programme designed for university students and individuals interested in environmental science, ecology, and conservation. This programme provides participants with a unique opportunity to ga
A Guide to Volunteering Abroad in Botswana
Where to Volunteer in Botswana
Botswana is located in the center of Southern Africa, sharing borders with Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. Wherever you’re volunteering in Botswana, you’ll discover a vast diversity in this Texas-sized country. Here are the best places to volunteer in Botswana.
Gaborone. On the Notwane River in southeast Botswana lies its capital and largest city. Sprawling with urban buildings, such as shopping malls, the city is the epitome of modern developments and is growing rapidly. Here you can explore the National Botanical Garden or the National Museum and Art Gallery. If you happen to be here in late March or early April, don’t miss out on the Maitisong Festival, which holds concerts and films around the city.
Maun. You’ll find this “tourism capital” in northern Botswana, which retains the essence of a rural town with a modern twist of shopping centers. If you fancy outdoorsy activities, you can go on island bush walks, visit crocodile farms, or go horseback riding and bird watching. Plan a long weekend to take a trip to the nearby Chobe National Park, Okavango Delta, and the Mokolodi Game Reserve.
Serowe. Take a trip outside of modern areas and visit this eastern Botswana town, which is located between two hills: Rra-Swaneng and Mma-Swaneng. With its historical significance of Khama III building this town on an 11th-century village at the base of Thathaganyana Hill, and being the birthplace of the first Botswana President, this location is the perfect place to soak in some of the history of this country.
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