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Former tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta. Photo: FILE:

EU trophy ban puts Namibia’s wildlife gains at risk

1 Month Ago

Plant material collected and supplied by harvesters in the remote areas of the Kunene Region is transported to the Opuwo Processing Facility, where it is properly stored and later processed into essential oils. Photo: Scents of Namibia

People at the heart of Kunene conservation

1 Month Ago

Ele-Collection, based in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, is one of three finalists of the Wilderness Impact Challenge. Photo: WILDERNESS

Finalists named in Wilderness Impact Challenge

2 Month Ago

DESTRUCTION: Elephant herds have destroyed crops and fences. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Omusati farmers reel from 'heartbreaking' elephant raids

2 Month Ago

BIG LOSSES: Farmers in Kamanjab say repeated elephant damage to fences and infrastructure is threatening their livelihoods. Photo: Danie Robbertsernrn

Kamanjab farmers demand action on elephant conflict

4 Month Ago

HOUSE IN RUINS: The destruction to the pensioneru0027s home by an elephant. Photo: Contributed

Elephant attack damages 74-year-old’s house in Okongwe

7 Month Ago

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

Lack of an all-encompassing policy

9 Month Ago

WHY DOUBLE STANDARDS: The Omusati elephant killing has drawn political and public scrutiny. Photo: Scientific America

Minister questioned over double standards on handling elephant

11 Month Ago

The minister of Environment, Forestry and Tourism (MEFT) Indileni Daniel. Photo: Contributed.

Ministry says put down elephant posed danger to residents

11 Month Ago

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KHORIXAS CELEBRATES ELEPHANTS

1 Year Ago

Foto Ehra/Christin Winter

Hardship and progress for elephant conservation, new report shows

1 Year Ago

PROTECT: More than 300 livestock were killed by predators over the past five years in conservancies neighbouring Etosha. PHOTO: ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK

Hundreds of livestock killed in conservancies bordering Etosha

1 Year Ago

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