Mokuti Etosha Lodge is committed to sustainability through a range of eco-friendly initiatives. The lodge features a tree walk where guests can learn about indigenous trees, and it has planted Spekboom, a plant renowned for its exceptional carbon dioxide conversion. Mokuti has comprehensive waste management practices, recycling wet waste for compost and fertilisers, while sending dry waste to recycling plants. Sewage water is recycled and used for gardening, and grey water is reused in the grounds. Energy conservation is prioritised with motion-detected LED lights in public restrooms and a solar plant powering operations during the day. The lodge supports local communities by sourcing fresh produce from nearby farmers and employing local artisans and the Hai//om people for cultural experiences. With its own greenhouses for growing herbs and vegetables, and an earthworm farm for compost, Mokuti also minimises plastic use by providing glass water bottles and biodegradable packaging. Beyond hospitality, Mokuti Etosha actively contributes to conservation, education, and biodiversity through initiatives such as water salination plants, supporting local schools, and operating a reptile centre.