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Okavango Peoples Wildlife Trust

OPWT is a community conservation NGO based in Maun, Botswana. It has the support of the local community as represented by the Paramount Chief of the Batawana and its Kgotla. It works to protect the dwindling natural resources of the Okavango region and promote the sustainable development of local communities through wise use of ecosystems and active participation of local people in the wildlife industry.

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