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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

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Scan the QR code to watch the latest edition of My.na Property.

Namibian taxidermy brings nature to your living room

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Mokuti unveils the Skyboma

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Winners of the Grassroots Owen-Smith Conservation Awards (GOSCARS) with the tourism minister Indileni Daniel. Photo GAIL THOMSON

Winners of the GOSCARS praised (AGRIMONITOR)

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HELPING HAND: A view of parched earth as a wetland is drying up. Wilderness Safaris recently helped communities affected by the drought across regions where it operates in southern Africa.

Wilderness supports 18 000 across southern Africa

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Conophytum minutum in cultivation. Photo LIVING DESERT PLANTS

Avoid buying illegally harvested succulents

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EDUCATE: Learners that participated in the Children in the Wilderness Namibia Eco-Camp recently celebrate the certificates they earned. Photo: WILDERNESS

Wilderness camp teaches children about conservation

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Grace Matengu working in her field. Photo Sunnypo Imalwa

Grace Matengu finds hope in holistic approach to farming

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Grace Matengu working in her field. Photo Sunnypo Imalwa

Grace Matengu finds hope in holistic approach to farming

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Infrastructure, equipment and assets valued at approximately N$16.8 million have been handed over to alleviate human-wildlife conflict in the Zambezi Region. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

N$16.8m worth of equipment, assets donated in Zambezi

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Scan the QR code to read the full article in Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space.

Southern Africa leader in wildlife conservation

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Through the lens: A San community tells their stories

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