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SAVE Wildlife is a German-based conservation organisation active in Botswana since 2010, protecting endangered species such as lions, elephants and hippos around the Okavango Delta. It combines wildlife research, environmental education and community development to foster long-term coexistence between people and wildlife. Its work includes ranger training, water point restoration along elephant migration routes, and educational programmes for children.
Key initiatives include Climate Smart Agriculture, helping rural communities farm sustainably in semi-arid conditions, and Women Empowerment, supporting women over 50 in small businesses like basketry and horticulture. SAVE also operates eco-community campsites run by locals, generating income for further education projects. The website offers information on these programmes, donation options, transparency reports and press updates on conservation work in Botswana and beyond.
The Copyright Society of Botswana (COSBOTS) is a collective management organisation responsible for administering copyright and related rights in Botswana. It licenses users of protected works, monitors their use, collects royalties, and distributes royalties to copyright owners and rights holders.
BirdLife Botswana is a national conservation organisation dedicated to the protection of birds and their habitats across the country, operating as the local partner of BirdLife International. The organisation works closely with government departments, local communities, and regional partners to promote sustainable environmental practices and biodiversity conservation. Its efforts include species protection projects, such as vulture conservation initiatives, and community education programmes aimed at reducing threats to birdlife.
COSBOTS represents rights holders across music, literary, audio-visual and artistic works, and provides licensing services for businesses, broadcasters, events and other users of copyrighted material. The organisation also provides information on copyright, membership, licensing requirements, tariffs, legal documents, annual reports and other resources related to copyright in Botswana.
The website provides information on birding hotspots, bird species, and guides for enthusiasts and researchers interested in Botswana's avifauna. It also offers publications, including newsletters and reports, updates on ongoing conservation projects, and details on membership and events for those wishing to get involved.
