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Get monthly hand-pick environmental newsBotswana is globally renowned for its natural heritage, including the Okavango Delta and rich biodiversity. Environmental NGOs across the country play a vital role in safeguarding these unique ecosystems while addressing pressing environmental issues such as land degradation, water scarcity, and climate vulnerability.
Many NGOs in Botswana focus on wildlife protection, particularly anti-poaching and human-wildlife conflict mitigation. Others work on preserving water resources in dryland areas, rehabilitating degraded landscapes, and promoting sustainable land use through reforestation and community conservation initiatives.
As Botswana faces increased risks from droughts and desertification, NGOs are implementing climate adaptation strategies, supporting rural livelihoods, and promoting nature-based solutions. Renewable energy, water harvesting, and climate-smart agriculture are among the key strategies used to strengthen environmental and community resilience.
Community-based conservation is central to many environmental NGOs in Botswana. These organizations work closely with local people, including Indigenous and rural communities, to build awareness, share sustainable practices, and promote long-term stewardship of natural resources.
Environmental NGOs often collaborate with national parks authorities, government agencies, research institutions, and global partners. These alliances help secure funding, inform environmental policy, and scale up efforts to preserve Botswana’s ecological wealth for future generations.
EcoHubMap connects you with environmental NGOs throughout Botswana. Use the platform to explore their missions, locations, and focus areas — from conservation to climate action — and get involved as a volunteer, donor, or partner in building a greener Botswana.