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Win US$100 000 to turn your conservation solution into a real-world impact. Photo: WILDERNESS

Wilderness Impact Challenge returns

1 Week Ago

In total, CITES COP20 considered 51 proposals for amendment of the CITES appendices while 114 draft working documents were submitted by CITES Parties.

SA’s proposals adopted at CITES COP20

2 Months Ago

Wilderness Trust supports large carnivore conservation in Kafue National Park in Zambia. Photo: FILE

Wilderness backs carnivore conservation in Kafue

3 Months Ago

The Sanctuary at Wilderness Mombo in Botswana. Photo Wilderness

Wilderness Botswana launches The Sanctuary at Mombo

3 Months Ago

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

Rhino poaching at 11-year low, but threats persist

4 Months Ago

A pair of endangered black rhinos standing close together in the arid Karoo in South Africa.

Poaching at 11-year low, but populations remain at risk

5 Months Ago

Andre Mouton, NamSnails CEO. Photo: Adam Hartman

Namibia’s snail farm prepares for first export as N$140m project takes shape

5 Months 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

6 Months Ago

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

7 Months Ago

Today marks World Ranger Day 2025, celebrated under the theme “Rangers, Powering Transformative Conservation.” Photo Joan Costa

World Ranger Day 2025: Protect our wildlife protectors

7 Months Ago

By mid-2024, the drought forced Namibia's government to announce a culling programme to prevent further ecological collapse and provide meat to vulnerable human communities. Photo Pexels / Harvey Sapir

Global warming places Africa’s wildlife in peril

7 Months Ago

The Southern giraffe in Namibia. Photo: Giraffe Conservation Foundation

Effective giraffe conservation gives new hope for population growth

8 Months Ago

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