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Elephants on the plain above the Ugab River, with the Brandberg in the background. Photo: Frank Steffen

Lack of an all-encompassing policy

3 Week Ago

Hardap Regional Police Commander (acting), John Mwatongwe; Hardap Regional Control Warden, Tashiya Joseph Tashiya; and Namdeb’s Environmental Manager, Nandeshasho Nickanor. Photo Namdeb

Namdeb backs Hardap wildlife patrol camp

1 Month Ago

The black rhino population is currently estimated at 6,788.

Rhino poaching at 11-year low, but threats persist

3 Month Ago

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Brandberg Backyard Ultra kicks off with record turnout

5 Month Ago

Andre Ross.

Brandberg Backyard Ultra: Namibië se inspirerende vasbytstryd is terug

5 Month Ago

CONSERVATION: A new international wildlife leadership program from the International Rhino Foundation and the Wildlife Conservation Network will focus entirely on rhino conservation. Photo: IRF

New Namibia wildlife leadership program focuses on rhino conservation (AGRIMONITOR)

8 Month Ago

Die Amerikaanse regering het alle fondse vir biodiversiteitsbewaring gevries wat 'n impak op die beskerming van Namibië se sleutelwildspesies het. Foto Save the Rhino Trust Namibia

Namibia's wildlife faces threats amid US funding freeze

10 Month Ago

INTERVENE: Several interventions and strategies were implemented last year to curb the high rhino poaching recorded. Photo: FILE

Over 70 Namibians arrested for rhino poaching crimes

11 Month Ago

PROTECT: An aerial surveillance project was undertaken in the Kunene Region to protect wildlife from poachers. Photos: ECOWINGS

Safeguarding Namibia's wildlife through aerial surveillance

11 Month Ago

PROTECT: An aerial surveillance project was undertaken in the Kunene Region to protect wildlife from poachers during the festive season. Photo: ECOWINGS

Safeguarding Namibia's wildlife through aerial surveillance

11 Month Ago

Geologiese verkenning kan boorwerk, grondverskuiwing en 'n konstruksiekamp behels. Hierdie aktiwiteite kan aansienlike gevolge hê op plaaslike gemeenskappe, toerismebedrywighede en wildlewe in die gebied.Foto John Pallett

Experts question if EIAs work in Namibia

1 Year Ago

IMPACTS: Geological exploration may involve drilling, earth movement, and a construction camp. These activities can have significant impacts on local communities, tourism operations and wildlife in the area. Photo: John Pallett

Experts question if EIAs work in Namibia

1 Year Ago

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