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SELF-LIMITING: Conservancies in Zambezi and Kavango remain heavily reliant on trophy hunting and are urged to diversify income streams, according to a report. PHOTO: FILE

Trophy hunting reliance threatens sustainability of conservancies, report warns

1 Month Ago

Photo; FILE

Govt maintains hardline stance on raw timber export ban

1 Month Ago

AT RISK: The Mashi conservancy was one of the conservancies that the parliamentary standing committee on natural resources visited. Photo: FILE

MPs call for urgent CBNRM reform amid major challenges

4 Month Ago

Plant trafficking is a massive threat to Namibian succulents. Photo: CONSERVATION NAMIBIA

Plant poaching on a steep incline

8 Month Ago

THREAT: Illegal logging poses a significant challenge to Namibia's forests. Photo: FILE

Namibian forests under pressure

9 Month Ago

PROTECT: The trafficking of rare and endemic species of plants is increasing rapidly. Photo: CONSERVATION NAMIBIA

Plant trafficking on the rise, report warns

1 Year Ago

OVERVIEW: Environment and tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Conservation efforts have yielded remarkable results - Shifeta

1 Year 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

1 Year Ago

plants

Criminal syndicates target Namibia’s plants

1 Year Ago

PROTECT IT: Elephant’s foot is a plant endemic to Namibia. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Criminal syndicates target Namibia’s plants

1 Year Ago

rhino

Wildlife crime a complex problem to address - report

1 Year Ago

PROTECT: Forestry minister Pohamba Shifeta. Photo: FILE

Namibia: 2.5% of forest areas gone since 1990

1 Year Ago

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