What is the Okavango?

We are proud to announce that De Beers has joined National Geographic in a new partnership, Okavango Eternal.
Over the next five years, we commit to providing support and funding to accelerate the crucial work already underway to help protect the source waters of the Okavango Delta, one of Africa’s most important ecosystems - unrivalled in its biodiversity - and home to the world’s largest remaining elephant population.
The Okavango Basin spans southern Angola, north-eastern Namibia and northern Botswana and constitutes the main source of water for over 1 million people. While the Delta itself holds protected status, the greater Okavango Basin that sustains it does not. Various threats - exacerbated by climate change - are putting this critical water lifeline at risk.
Working together, and aligned with our commitment to #BuildingForever, we aim to partner for thriving communities and help protect this natural wonder and the lives and livelihoods it supports, for generations to come.
Learn more about the partnership: bit.ly/Okavang...
#debeers #OkavangoEternal

[@WildAfrica..]

this is africa. thankyou for this documentary

[@haroonbabar7961]

God bless all the people who working for this noble cause to preserve water animal people and beautiful world love you all

[@badass262]

Please help us with cloud seeding... We hear there is construction of Dams in the DRC where most of this water comes from...

[@polka23dot70]

What is the reason for the low resolution? Is De Beers running out of money?

[@Montdaymc]

Bow does you can have only 2K subscribers u deserve like 2million😮🎉

[@kmcd3020]

Well as you could see the watermark for national geographic it is not his own work

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[@SupaReus]

I want to go elephant hunting here

[@richardstuard7147]

Brilliant 😄

[@dtrapbai9030]

nature seems so strange in its , wildness!