Dqãe Qare Game Reserve (7500ha) is situated in the Kalahari Desert approximately 24kms from Ghanzi and is a community based tourism project of the Bushmen (Ncoakhoe - meaning Red People) from D'Kar village. Dqãe Qare Game Reserve is owned by the people of D'Kar. The aim of the project is to create employment, preserve the Ncoakhoe indigenous knowledge through tourism activities and to generate income.

The D'kar community is governed by the D'kar Trust which falls under the umbrella of the Kuru Development Trust, which looks after the interests of various Bushmen communities in Botswana. Dqãe Qare Game Reserve is but one project of many which can be viewed on the Kuru website www.kuru.co.bw

Accommodation:
Dqãe Qare Game Reserve offers a variety of accommodation to suit all needs. For those seeking the rougher experience of Kalahari camping there are two campsites on the Reserve. One is near the guesthouse and the other is in a remote corner of the Reserve near a permanent pan. Both campsites offer ablution facilities with hot water, even in mid winter!

The Game Reserve is well stocked and you may see some of the following species of game and a wide variety of birds from your own vehicle or using the reserve's safari vehicles:
Eland, Gemsbok, Red Hartebeest, Blue Wildebeest, Zebra, Giraffe, Impala, Springbok, Kudu, Ostrich, Steenbok, Duiker, Warthog, Cheetah (migratory), Leopard (migratory), Caracal, Serval, Black Backed Jackal, Brown Hyena, Ardvark and numerous smaller species of mammals.