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Wildlife translocations require specialised equipment, expert handling and careful planning to ensure animals arrive safely and in good condition. Photo: WILDLIFE VETS NAMIBIA

Moving game: The science behind Namibia’s wildlife translocations

1 Week Ago

Foto ter illustrasie.

Beskerm diere teen die winterkoue

2 Month Ago

A Lumpy Skin Disease outbreak is suspected to be linked to unusual giraffe mortalities across central Namibia following heavy rains and increased insect activity last year.

Lumpy Skin Disease suspected to be behind giraffe deaths

4 Month Ago

RISKY: Stray cattle threaten Namibiau2019s livestock. Photo: FILE

Stray livestock risks Namibia’s FMD-free status

6 Month Ago

PHOTO: Facebook

Namibians nominated for Worldwide Vets Golden Star Award

10 Month Ago

Koos Reyneke also photographed the battered lion with an injured paw.

Ministry says there’s no concern about grazing in Etosha

11 Month Ago

Just on the few farms north of Okahandja, an estimated 20 to 25 giraffes have been found dead. Photo Pexels

Concern rises over giraffe deaths

1 Year Ago

Unexplained High mortalities in giraffes are cause for concern. Photo: FILE

High mortality rate of giraffes unknown (Agrimonitor)

1 Year Ago

BREAKING EGGS TO MAKE OMLETTE: Wildlife Vets Namibia recently dehorned rhinos at the Rhino Momma Project. Photo: Wildlife Vets Namibia

Dehorning rhinos a lesser evil

1 Year Ago

SILENT KILLER: As the grazing deteriorates, animals are forced to graze down to ground level, which inadvertently leads to some sand ingestion. Photo Francoise Steynberg

Sand ingestion a silent killer

2 Year Ago

NEW HOME: A bull, a cow with her calf and four subadults were relocated from Mount Etjo to Angola due to the drought. Photo: Wildlife Vets

Seven elephants safely relocated to Angola

2 Year Ago

DEVELOP: Nutrition and genetics significantly influence trophy development in wildlife species. Photo: FILE

Trophy development hinges on effective management

2 Year Ago

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