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BirdLife Botswana remains active providing services to its members, which are the valuable mainstay of BLB. It is also heavily involved in education and outreach, and continues to undertake research and be involved in conservation.
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Dear BLB member,
It is now cast in stone; the next camp will take place at Darnaway Farm on the Limpopo River from 17 to 19 February. This is a camp not to be missed as we have been there many times and have had many adventures. It is a beautiful site under large Ana trees (Faidherbia Albida), with a shower and flush toilet, overlooking the river. It is entirely suitable for soft-core campers. We will have to make a nominal payment, to be advised, for these facilities. You should bring your own drinking water or take a chance on water from the river. It is about a two and a half hour drive to the farm on tar, then another half hour on dirt to the campsite. You will need a four-wheel drive vehicle to negotiate soft sand. Obviously you need to bring your own tent, camping equipment, food, drinks and binoculars. Read more.
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Friday, February 17, 2023 - 00:00 to Sunday, February 19, 2023 - 00:00
Dear BLB member, It is now cast in stone; the next camp will take place at Darnaway Farm on the Limpopo River from 17 to 19 February. This is a camp not to be missed as we have been there many times and have had many adventures. It is a beautiful site under large Ana trees (Faidherbia Albida), with a shower and flush toilet, overlooking the river.
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Use our online form to report any dead vultures you encounter. The more information you provide, the better we would be able to attend to the threats facing Botswana’s vultures. For more information about vulture poisoning and Human Wildlife Conflict Click Vulture Poisoning Manual Plan and Human Wildlife conflict pamphlet here. Or click here to see common areas reported for vulture poisoning incidents in Botswana.
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OBSERVATIONS AND EXPERIENCES WITH BIRDS BREEDING IN BOTSWANA Ken and Mel Oake P.O.Box 108 Maun, Botswana.mail. okavangoceramics@gmail.com 496 pages, including over 1,100 colour photographs.Format, A4 Binding: Flexi cover, stitched ISBN: 978-99968-0-804-3
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