Founded in 2024 by three passionate young activists, the Chobe Nature Life Protection Group is dedicated to securing an environmentally sustainable future for Botswana’s next generations.
Our mission is to raise awareness and inspire action on critical environmental issues, including nature conservation, proper waste management, clean water, and more. By educating communities and advocating for sustainable practices, we strive to protect Botswana’s natural beauty and resources for the future and all people visiting the wonderful country of Botswana.
Join us in making a difference!
Our Mission
To provide conservation education and initiatives geared towards environmental protection and promotion of sustainable usage of natural resources.
Our Work
To conduct training on the environmental conservation to the tourism sector and the community
To engage in waste collection in the national parks (plastic bags and bottles, and other non-hazardous waste for recycling)
To eliminate processes and activities that negatively affect the environment through modern innovative solutions
To encourage stakeholders on the positive utilization of natural resources to the benefit of future generations
Promotion of economic empowerment and meaningful participation in the tourism sector by the community
Safeguarding of environmental protection rights
Meet the team
Find below our dedicated members of Chobe Nature Life Protection Group. A mixture of women and men with only one goal, to protect and enhance the nature life of Botswana.
Sinka Kachana (Chairman)
Bachelor of Social Sciences Degree (Environmental Science and Sociology). More than 25 years in Human Resources management practice in chemical processing, diamond mining, brewing and beverages industries. 58 years old, likes adventure.
Joshua Kachana (Secretary)
Worked for Botswana Prisons Services for 10 years. 3rd year Business Management Degree (could not complete). 45 years old, likes fishing and soccer.
Olebile Kagiso (Treasurer)
Form 5 (Ordinary Level) and experienced Sous Chef. Likes soccer.
Sandra Kabangu
Form 2 (Junior secondary level), housekeeping and maintenance. Additional member in Women’s Committee in Apostolic Faith Church International. 49 years old, likes netball and javelin throwing and Siperu Traditional Dance.
Ikume Ntema
Primary level education Self employed. Chairlady in Women’s Committee in Apostolic Faith Church International. 50 years old, likes knitting, traditional basket weaving and Siperu Traditional Dance
Lumba Simulya
Primary level education Self employed. Chairlady in Women’s Committee in Apostolic Faith Church of Botswana. 50 years old, likes singing and Siperu Traditional Dance.
Your donation is our support
An NGO can only be as effective as the donations it receives.
Every effort we make is driven by generosity. With your support, we can reach more people, create lasting change, and continue our vital work. Even a small contribution makes a big difference. Join us in making an impact—every donation counts.
Donations via banking, please use the following account data
First National Bank of Botswana FNB BANK Account number: 63144953808 Swift code: firnbwgx or Branch code: 285167 Branch: Kasane Country: Botswana
Our work thrives not only through donations but also through the dedication of passionate individuals. Depending on the project, we welcome volunteers who want to contribute their time and skills to make a difference. Whether it's hands-on support or sharing expertise, your help is invaluable. Reach out to learn how you can get involved!
When spending time in nature, both tourists and locals should follow these essential guidelines to minimize environmental impact and help preserve the natural beauty of their surroundings:
Pack It In, Pack It Out
Always take your trash with you when you leave.
Bring a reusable bag to carry your waste if no trash bins are available.
Reduce Waste Before You Go
Use reusable containers, bottles, and utensils to avoid single-use plastics.
Choose biodegradable or minimal-packaging products when preparing for your trip.
Dispose of Waste Properly
If trash bins are available, use them, but don’t overfill.
Separate recyclables when possible.
If bins are full, take your waste with you instead of leaving it next to the bin.
Pick Up Trash You See
If you find litter, pick it up—even if it’s not yours.
Carry a small trash bag for this purpose when hiking or exploring.
Respect Wildlife and the Environment
Do not throw food scraps on the ground, as they can disrupt ecosystems.
Avoid burning trash in campfires—it can release harmful toxins.
Leave nature as you found it—don’t disturb plants or natural features.
Educate and Set an Example
Politely remind others if they leave trash behind.
Encourage children and fellow travelers to practice responsible waste management.
Join or Organize Clean-Up Efforts
Participate in local clean-up events.
If visiting an area often, consider organizing a clean-up day.
Call Chobe nature life protection group team
Send the area or even better the GPS data where you spotted trash
Contact
Chobe Nature Life Protection Group Plot 225 Kazungula, Newstance Chobe District/Region Botswana
