Involved in the daily teaching of camera skills, empowering the next generation of storytellers. Karabo LeBronpeter Moilwa, excels as a wildlife photographer, youth mentor, and storyteller. His journey into wildlife photography stems from a deep love for Botswana's natural beauty and a passion for conservation. Despite challenges, Karabo's work has been featured in prestigious publications like Di
scover Botswana and BBC Wildlife, advocating strongly for biodiversity conservation. Karabo values mentorship, dedicating himself to nurturing young photographers and instilling a love for nature in them. His involvement in the National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project in 2019 further showcased his talents and commitment to conservation. Presently, Karabo serves as a storytelling officer for the Botswana Wild Bird Trust, contributing significantly to conservation efforts. He leads Storytelling Clubs, aiming to inspire the next generation of conservationists. Karabo's vision extends to empowering the youth of the Okavango Delta through livelihood projects focused on wildlife photography and filmmaking. He aims to cultivate a generation of conservation leaders equipped to protect Botswana's natural heritage. Karabo LeBronpeter Moilwa epitomizes the fusion of art, conservation, and community engagement, inspiring others to safeguard our planet's ecosystems.
