GreenBotswana Trust Travel Guide

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Discover Botswana's natural beauty and commitment to sustainability at GreenBotswana Trust, a peaceful garden dedicated to environmental conservation.

GreenBotswana Trust is a non-profit environmental organization in Gaborone dedicated to fostering sustainability and climate action. This expansive garden showcases Botswana's indigenous plants, offering a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and those interested in sustainable practices.

Address: 7RW8+7J, Gaborone

Getting there

Walking

If you are already in Gaborone, GreenBotswana Trust is accessible by walking. Head towards the general area of the garden, located at coordinates 7RW8+7J. Use a map application for the most direct route. Exercise caution and awareness of your surroundings while walking.

Public Transport

Public transportation in Gaborone mainly consists of minibuses, also known as 'combis'. These operate on fixed routes within the city. You can catch a combi heading in the general direction of the garden and ask the driver to drop you off at the nearest convenient point. From there, you may need to walk a short distance to reach the Trust. A one-way ticket on a combi costs approximately 8 BWP. Keep in mind that combis can be crowded and schedules may be irregular.

Taxi

Taxis are readily available in Gaborone. You can hail a taxi on the street or use a ride-hailing app such as Gabz Ride, Mpitsa, or Kolloi Botswana. Agree on a fare with the driver before starting your journey. A 5km taxi ride in Gaborone costs around 157 BWP. For an 8km ride, expect to pay approximately 215 BWP. Tipping is not expected, but rounding up the fare is common.

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Overview

GreenBotswana Trust is a haven of tranquility and environmental stewardship located in Gaborone. As a non-profit organization, the Trust is deeply committed to promoting sustainability, empowering communities, and advocating for climate resilience throughout Botswana.Visitors to GreenBotswana Trust can immerse themselves in the beauty of Botswana's natural landscape, exploring a diverse collection of indigenous plants. The garden serves as an educational resource, highlighting the importance of preserving the region's unique ecology and promoting awareness about sustainable practices. The Trust launched a 1 million tree campaign in 2024 to combat deforestation and land degradation.Whether you're seeking a peaceful escape, a deeper understanding of Botswana's flora, or inspiration for sustainable living, GreenBotswana Trust offers a unique and enriching experience.

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