Botswana’s New DumaTau Camp Will Immerse Guests In Elephant Conservation

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Mid-2021 will see the much talked about reopening of DumaTau Camp and launch of its neighboring sister camp, Little DumaTau. Tying in with this opening, Wilderness Safaris is also launching a brand-new conservation safari for the newly opened camp’s future guests. When travelers are able to return, they’ll be given the opportunity to take part in a life-changing experience in support of collaring elephants in Botswana’s private Linyanti Wildlife Reserve.

Throughout the coming year, Wilderness Safaris will collar 10 elephants in partnership with Ecoexist—an organization seeking to foster coexistence between elephants and people in northern Botswana. Through this initiative, the partnership aims to gain greater insight into elephant movement patterns and in the process identify potential elephant corridors between rural communities to then limit human-wildlife conflict in those areas.