The mission of the Okavango Wilderness Project is to secure the Okavango Delta and its vast untouched catchment in perpetuity. The National Geographic film Okavango is a rallying point for the global community of stakeholders, government officials, researchers, activists, tourism operators, community members, conservationists and guides that support the protection of the Angolan catchment.

Guest curated by Giorgia Lupi. From Weekly Filet #176, in September 2014.

An Expedition for Everyone: Open Data in the Okavango

An Expedition for Everyone: Open Data in the Okavango

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