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Bushblok helps maintain open landscapes for cheetahs and provides economic opportunities for Namibian communities. Photo: CCF

How cheeky cheetahs and clever biomass solutions go paw-in-paw

3 Months Ago

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A potjie for Namibia’s black rhinos

4 Months Ago

Using advanced aerial and ground-based laser scanning technology, the project aims to develop a more accurate and efficient method for biomass assessment—offering a potential alternative to the current BQT. PHOTOS N-BIG

Biomass industry going from strength to strength

6 Months Ago

CONSERVATION: Conservation initiatives undertaken by Ultimate Safaris included the research into lions in the Kunene Region. Photo: ULTIMATE SAFARIS

Ultimate Safaris contributes N$8 million towards conservation

7 Months Ago

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Committed to social and community upliftment

7 Months Ago

Follow these tips to gain access to CSI/CSR grants. Photo Pixabay

Applying for CSI/CSR grants in Namibia

7 Months Ago

The US government has frozen all biodiversity conservation funding that impacts the protection of Namibia's key wildlife species. Photo Save the Rhino Trust Namibia

Namibia’s wildlife faces threats amid US funding freeze

7 Months Ago

Phedinant Mate in his garden in the Kwando conservancy. Photo SUNNYPO IMALWA

Agroecology improves lives in water-scarce region

8 Months Ago

UK high commissioner to Botswana and special representative to SADC, Giles Enticknap (right), and Dr Nyambe Nyambe, KAZA secretariat executive director at the signing ceremony. Photo:KAZA

UK, KAZA collaborate for biodiverse landscape

11 Months Ago

N$1.7 million was awarded to the Ombujokanguindi conservancy. Photo CCFN

N$31m for Kunene conservancies

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

Some of the equipment that forms part of the donation. Photo CCFN

Wildlife meets community

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