Gaborone Game Reserve Adventures
Gaborone Game Reserve is a small yet rich wildlife area close to the city of Gaborone, offering an opportunity for residents and visitors to observe local flora and fauna.
About Gaborone Game Reserve
Gaborone Game Reserve, established in 1988, serves as an urban sanctuary for the people of Gaborone and its visitors. The reserve covers about 1,239 acres and is notable for its variety of habitats, including Riverine forest, thorn scrub, and marshland, which support a diverse range of wildlife. Visitors can spot a variety of animals such as impalas, ostriches, warthogs, and many bird species. The reserve was created primarily to provide a convenient location for people living in the urban area to engage with and learn about wildlife conservation. The reserve's infrastructure includes well-maintained roads that allow easy access for game viewing, picnic sites, and observation hides for bird watching. Gaborone Game Reserve is a popular spot for educational tours due to its proximity to the city and ease of access. Its significance is enhanced by its role in conservation education and providing a natural escape within the metropolitan context.
Highlights
Observation hides ideal for bird watching and photography
Proximity to the city offers easy access for educational tours
Picnic sites situated within natural surroundings
Diverse habitats providing a home to various wildlife species
Notable Natural Features
Riverine Forest
A unique habitat offering diverse flora and fauna.
Bird Observation Hides
Well-placed hides providing excellent vantage points for bird watchers.
Picnic Areas
Scenic spots perfect for family and group picnics.