Water Quality and Health in Botswana: The importance of integrated approachs to understanding humans, animals, and the enviornments on which they depend.

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

The importance of integrated approachs to understanding humans, animals, and the enviornments on which they depend.

Video: Dr. Alexander shares her views on the importance of water and integrated approaches to research and management. Left: Dr. Alexander collects data on communal water taps in Kasane and Kazungula villages in Chobe.

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Video: Wildlife veterinarian and disease ecologist Kathy Alexander | Virginia Tech

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VT/CARACAL Program

Our program in Botswana integrates research with education and outreach to the community with our partner CARACAL. From water quality to teaching kids about animals in the wetlands system- our work seeks to be inclusive and sustainable. As an additional service, Dr. Alexander and other CARACAL staff provide support to the treatment, care, and capture of wildlife as needed in the wetlands system in collaboration with the Botswana Government. Injured and orphaned animals are used in our hands-on conservation education program.

Water Quality and Health in Botswana

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

The importance of integrated approachs to understanding humans, animals, and the enviornments on which they depend.

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