GIVING BACK

As the foremost helicopter operator in the region, our aircraft and pilots are often called upon for use in all manners of specialist tasks. This can range from assisting various NGOs and charities with wildlife research and management, to aerial filming and airlifting cargo.

We value our place in the community, and strive to give back as much and as often as we can.

Giving back with feed a child Botswana
Giving back with feed a child Botswana
Giving back to the orphans and vulnerable children of Botswana

Feed A Child

Feed a Child Botswana is committed to feeding numerous children within the Maun community. The organisation was formed to address basic nutritional needs of the community specifically focusing on orphans and vulnerable children. They take an integrated, sustainable and people driven approach to empowering people through proper nutrition. Helicopter Horizons is the sole provider for of one of Feed A Child’s many community centres.

Staying carbon neutral by planting trees
Giving back to the environment
Seedballs Helicopter Horizons

Seedballs

Seedballs At Helicopter Horizons, we are aware of the impact our operations have on the environment. In this modern social climate it is imperative to us that we work to ensure that this impact remains a minor one. It is of primacy to us, over a long-term period that our operation is carbon neutral. We will plant an endemic tree for every passenger flown on an annual basis.

Protecting the black and white rhinos of Botswana
Rhino conservation Botswana
Rhino conservation Botswana

Rhino Conservation Botswana

Rhino Conservation Botswana (RCB) helps to increase and protect populations of black and white rhinos in Botswana. They have been appointed by the Botswana government to monitor and protect the rhinos against poaching. Their aim is to build a thriving population of rhinos in Botswana so that, long-term, it can repopulate other areas of Africa from which rhinos have been lost.

RCB aims to:
– Protect a growing population of black and white rhinos in Botswana.
– Protect and restore the rich biodiversity of the Okavango Delta.
– Build perception of rhinos of one of Botswana’s “national treasures” and engage local communities in their conservation.
– Disseminate knowledge and best practice in rhino management and monitoring across Africa.

Africa’s rhino population is at a tipping point. More are being killed than are being born and, if things go on as they are, they could go extinct by 2024. Botswana is proud to be home to an increasing population of rhinos. As numbers rise, and more rhinos are moved to the safety of Botswana from other southern African countries, RCB must increase its capacity to keep them all safe.

Elephants Without Borders is crucial for preserving biodiversity and a healthy landscape management
Elephants Without Borders (EWB) Kazungula, Botswana’s border town
Giving back with Elephants Without Borders

Elephants Without Borders

Elephants Without Borders (EWB) is a non-profit organisation, based in Kazungula, Botswana’s border town. EWB operates it’s projects and activities in the southern Africa region of the connecting wildlife populations ranging between Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. EWB is the region’s leading cross-border research organisation focused on elephant conservation and management.

They study migratory patterns, behaviour, and ecology of elephants, wildlife, and their habitats. This is crucial for preserving biodiversity and a healthy landscape.

EWB is the region’s leading cross-border research organisation focused on elephant conservation and management. They study migratory patterns, behaviour, and ecology of elephants, wildlife, and their habitats. This is crucial for preserving biodiversity and a healthy landscape.

For every guest flown we will plant a tree & feed a child.

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