Supporting Education Around the Okavango Delta | National Geographic
Paid content for Sparsely-populated communities around the Okavango Delta need to bring in trained teachers from other areas of Botswana to fill gaps in their school systems. Often these teachers aren’t used to wildlife and rural living. Supported by Okavango Eternal, a local initiative aims to help teachers adapt into these communities and discover more about the natural world around them, so they can in turn inspire their students to become the conservation leaders of the future.
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