Wild Entrust

| Acting locally for global impact

Biodiversity is more than just wildlife sightings and pretty landscapes. 🐾It’s the connection between ecosystems, communities, and the wild spaces we all share.

Through research, conservation education, and coexistence initiatives, WE empower local communities to protect and manage natural resources. In doing so, we support local conservation efforts that safeguard Botswana’s rich biodiversity, showing that small local actions can create lasting global impact.

Coaching Conservation has officially kicked off in the Chobe region, with the African wild dog leading the lessons at Mabele Primary and Kavimba Primary Schools!

It was incredible seeing stakeholders from across the area come together to watch students learn from wildlife.

This is what conservation education looks like when learning feels like play, wildlife becomes the teacher, and young minds are inspired to see nature differently.

Coaching Conservation is implemented by Wild-Link and funded by African Bush Camps Foundation in Chobe.

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This Endangered Species Day, we recognise that protecting wildlife requires more than one approach; it takes research, education, and coexistence working together.

Three pillars. One mission. Because protecting endangered species is a connected journey.

We are on the in the field, on the ground, getting results!

We are powered by the dedication and support of many, including University of Washington Natural Selection Foundation Natural Selection Tusk Africa's Wild Dog Survival Fund Tech 4 Conservation Xigera Safari Lodge Saint Louis Zoo Southern African Wildlife College Sense of Africa, Botswana



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