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Welcome to our nest
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.
Breaking News
Dear BLB member, It has been decided to conduct next month’s walk on the other side of Gaborone Dam. If you want to join us, YOU NEED TO OBTAIN A PERMIT FROM WATER UTILITIES REVENUE OFFICE. This is situated at the northern end of the Old Lobatse Rd, between Motovac and Absa Bank. The building is called Sedibeng House. Go to Revenue Office and pay a nominal amount for your permit and car entrance fee.
We then meet at 06:30 on Sunday 5th March as usual at Molapo Crossing car park.
Kind regards
Harold Hester
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Upcoming Events
Due to Covid-19 protocols, events are limited to monthly bird walks.
Crane Fund
Become a Member
Your Membership of Birdlife Botswana would be welcomed and acknowledged to reflect your interest in helping to preserve the diversity of natural resources in Botswana and in particular the many magnificent birds.
Report Poisoning Event
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.
Botswana's National Bird
Book Launch
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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