Debswana's Jwana Game Park donates wild animals

Wednesday, March 11, 2020

Jwana Game Park donates wild animals PIC. DEBSWANA

As part of its efforts to promote and contribute to biodiversity and conservation, Debswana Diamond Company, thorugh its Jwana Game Park donated 50 Elands and 50 Gemsboks to Ditholo Game Ranch; a government owned entity.

According to media release from Debswana, the donation was also done as a response to government’s plea to reduce inbreeding of these particular species at the ranch.

Jwana Game Park in Jwaneng Mine, measures about 15 669 hectares and accommodates approximately 1 700 animals. The park also hosts a field unit of Cheetah Conservation Botswana.

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