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TAMOUN, WEST BANK: Mustafa, who was injured but survived after Israeli soldiers fired on the vehicle carrying his parents and two siblings, is comforted during the funeral of his family in the Israeli-occupied town. Photo: Jaafar Ashtiyeh/AFP/Getty I

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A new cycle challenge will help raise money to conserve the desert-adapted black rhino population in Namibia. Photo: WILDERNESS DESERT RHINO CAMP.

Keep the bike wheels turning for rhino conservation

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

Rhino poaching at 11-year low, but threats persist

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EU blocks Namibia's rhino horn trade proposal. Photo: File

EU rejects Namibia’s rhino horn trade proposal

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On 31 July, World Ranger Day commemorates rangers killed or injured in the line of duty and celebrates the work rangers do to protect the planet’s biodiversity. Photo: SAVE THE RHINO TRUST NAMIBIA

World Ranger Day 2025: Protect our wildlife protectors

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

Plant poaching on a steep incline

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PHOTOS NAMIBIA ACTIVE ADVENTURES

Let your soul breathe

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

Plant trafficking on the rise, report warns

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Lianshulu Lodge is situated on private concessions within Namibia’s pristine conservation areas in the Zambezi Region. Photo Lianshulu

N/a’an ku sê's plans to reintroduce rhinos along the Kwando

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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

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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

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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

1 Year Ago

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