Okavango Human Wildlife Conflict Foundation in collaboration with Boseja Spar,Maun recently handed over a domestic Water Connection project and Food Hampers to Ms Katana Tjopohambo of Disaneng ward who is physically impaired under the theme: Stakeholder Partnerships towards building a better community.
On the 16th May Mrs Sandra Maripe wass honored to grace the official opening of Okavango Human Wildlife Conflict Foundation Offices here in Maun, a non-profit organization that strives to provide sustainable solutions and provide short to long-term solutions for those affected by human-wildlife conflict.
Established and registered in February 2021 in Maun – Okavango Human Wildlife Foundation serves as a socially responsible group, helping each other with life advices and sharing experiences for improved wildlife conservation and it supports raising awareness on human wildlife conflict, stakeholder networking, and resource mobilisation for participatory wildlife conservation