AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoConnected Conservation: Botswana joined IFAW and the five-country KAZA partnership to advance wildlife corridors and community coexistence across a vast landscape home to about 228,000 elephants. Water Crisis: Zutshwa residents in the dry Kgalagadi region face chronic shortages because local groundwater is too salty to drink; some households go days without water, relying on deliveries from 56 kilometres away. Land Restoration: Three rural women are growing indigenous-tree nurseries in Lentswe-le-Moriti, Mathathane and Motlhabaneng, linking degraded-land rehabilitation with local skills and income. Drought Preparedness: SADC countries are developing plans for expected El Niño-related dry conditions, while research on southern Africa warns that shifting rainfall could deepen pressure on livestock-dependent communities, including in Botswana.
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