Karabo LeBronpeter Photography

Karabo LeBronpeter Photography Passionate wildlife photographer and conservationist, dedicated to youth mentorship and capacity building.

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.

03/10/2025

Filmed in the heart of Botswana’s Okavango Delta, this morning scene captures a lioness roaring to communicate with her pride. Lion roars can travel up to 8 kilometers in open terrain, helping pride members locate each other and reinforcing territorial boundaries.

The Okavango Delta is one of the world’s richest ecosystems, home to lions, elephants, hippos, and hundreds of bird species. Early morning is one of the best times to observe wildlife behavior—when temperatures are cooler and animals are most active.

This moment offers a glimpse into the natural rhythms of the Delta and the powerful presence of its apex predators. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, student, or traveler, the Okavango invites you to witness nature at its most raw and majestic.

29/09/2025

"Witness the majesty of Chobe National Park, home to the world’s largest elephant population! Botswana is the undisputed sanctuary for these magnificent creatures, and this daily journey is a spectacle of survival and community.

As the African sun begins to dip, these colossal animals emerge, bellies full and bodies refreshed, from the life-giving waters of the Chobe River. This is not just a movement—it’s a highly structured social event.

Look closer: you'll see the strong, cohesive breeding herd, led by the wise matriarch. This group is the heart of the elephant family, composed entirely of nursing mothers, daughters, and juveniles.

They move as one unit, collectively teaching the youngest members the vital routes, survival skills, and the exact location of water, memorized over generations. Every calf is jointly protected and nurtured by the entire family.

This great march inland, away from the river, is the pulse of the wild. It is a testament to the incredible intelligence, deep social bonds, and enduring spirit of Botswana’s gentle giants. An unforgettable sight!

28/09/2025

Elephants in Chobe National Park rely on the Chobe River for hydration, cooling, and social bonding.

During the dry season, the river becomes a lifeline—drawing herds from across the region.

Chobe hosts one of Africa’s largest elephant populations, making it a key site for conservation and research.

Happy World Lion DayAs a wildlife photographer, I have spent countless hours with lions.I never tire of raising my camer...
10/08/2025

Happy World Lion Day

As a wildlife photographer, I have spent countless hours with lions.
I never tire of raising my camera for just one more frame.
Every encounter teaches me something new about their power, their patience, and their place in the wild.

Lions are more than the kings of the jungle—they are architects of balance.
They keep the ecosystem healthy, shaping the lives of every species around them.

These are some of my moments with them from the wild.Moments that remind me why we must protect the roar, and the land that carries it.

Happy World Lion Day.

The Elephant Path – Memory & LeadershipFrom the front seat of the game viewer, I watch the herd approach.They move in si...
09/08/2025

The Elephant Path – Memory & Leadership

From the front seat of the game viewer, I watch the herd approach.
They move in silence, except for the crunch of dust under their feet.
The matriarch leads, her ears steady, her pace certain.
Each footstep lands where another stepped long before my time.

These are not random tracks.
They are maps, passed down from one matriarch to the next.
When the rivers shrink, she knows where the last water lies.
She guides without words. The herd follows without doubt.

Do we still follow the wisdom of those who came before?
Or do we lose the path in the noise of our time?

If elephants guard their memory for generations,
why do we let ours fade so quickly?

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