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RED: Pangolins are the most trafficked mammals in the world. Photo: FILE

US, Namibia bolster long-standing wildlife crime fight

1 Week Ago

HOPEFUL TREND: Elephant poaching has declined from more than 100 in 2016, when it first spiked, to four last year. Photo: FILE

Elephant and rhino poaching declines

1 Month Ago

Growing international support signals rising confidence in Namibia’s sustainable-use conservation model. Photo: FILE

CITES vote signals shift toward Namibia’s conservation model

3 Month Ago

Alexander Oelofse, Jaco Muller, and Anette Oelofse from HoRN.nam in Uzbekistan at CITES COP20. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

CITES votes no to Namibia’s ivory, rhino horn trade proposal

3 Month Ago

ORANGE BASIN: A map outlining oil blocks in the Orange Basin.

Oregon Energy prepares Block 2712A in Orange Basin for a farm-out

5 Month Ago

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

Rhino poaching at 11-year low, but threats persist

5 Month Ago

NOPE: The EU has blocked Namibia's rhino horn trade proposal. Photo: FILE

EU blocks Namibia\'s rhino horn trade proposal

5 Month Ago

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

EU rejects Namibia’s rhino horn trade proposal

5 Month Ago

PROTECTORS: White rhinos from the Rhino Momma Project. PHOTO: FILE

Legalising rhino horn trade requires team effort, breeder says

6 Month Ago

PROTECTED: White rhinos can be distinguished from other rhino species by their large body size and broad, square-shaped mouth. Photo: FILE

Legalise rhino horn trade to boost conservation, govt says

7 Month Ago

Wildlife ranger monitors a resting lion, part of ongoing efforts to protect predators in their natural habitat.

Wilderness Safaris contributes over N$3m to conservation in 2025

7 Month Ago

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

Plant poaching on a steep incline

7 Month Ago

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