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The tourism sector is being reassured as the Namibia Competition Commission probes exclusive arrangements between conservancies and private operators will not disrupt business. PHOTO: FILE

Competition Commission eases tourism fears

1 Week Gelede

Former tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta. Photo: FILE:

EU trophy ban puts Namibia’s wildlife gains at risk

3 Weke Gelede

WWF Namibia is working with communities and partners to develop the Climate Resilient Enduring Earth project, focusing on climate adaptation, conservation and stronger livelihoods across vulnerable landscapes. Photo: WWF Namibia

WWF Namibia steps up climate action

3 Weke Gelede

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

3 Weke Gelede

A map showing where mining actvity is occuring in the Kunene Region.

Kunene’s mineral test

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Namibiau0027s community forests continue to play a vital role in conservation and rural development, protecting forests while supporting livelihoods through sustainable resource management. Photo: NACSO/WWF NAMIBIA

Community forests strengthen rural livelihoods

1 Maand Gelede

575 wild animals from Etosha have been successfully translocated to conservation areas across the country. Photo Rino Adamo

575 animals boost Namibia's conservation

1 Maand Gelede

Die gemeenskapswildbewaarder, Andrew Kharuxab, moes doodgedwonge kilometers ver stap na u0027n toneel waar leeus vee doodgebyt het. FOTO VERSKAF

Beperkte hulpbronne stel wild en mense in gevaar

2 Maande Gelede

Pupkewitz Toyota and CITW equip rhino rangers in conservancy conservation drive.

Pupkewitz backs black rhino rangers

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John Kasaona is the executive director at IRDNC. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Connectivity is the new water point

3 Maande Gelede

Rural entrepreneurs and community enterprises can apply for up to N$40 000 in grant funding through the Namibia Nature Foundationu2019s CBNRMathon V2 programme aimed at promoting conservation and sustainable livelihoods. Photo: NACSO

NNF opens doors for nature-based entrepreneurs

3 Maande Gelede

Rhino Rangers operating in Namibiau2019s remote north-western conservancies continue to play a vital role in protecting the countryu2019s desert-adapted black rhinos. Photo: ultimate.earth

N$3 million boost from ultimate.earth for Rhino Rangers

3 Maande Gelede

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