Marius Kock is a young Game guard from Oskop conservancy. He has been serving in this position for a year now.
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Marius Kock is a young Game guard from Oskop conservancy. He has been serving in this position for a year now.
In Namibia and in most parts of Southern Africa, wildlife does not only serve an ecological purpose, but it also offers a crucial supplementary nutritional and economic gain to rural communities...
NACSO is excited to welcome two new interns under the Donald Hamer Conservation Leadership Programme.
Welcome back to all our NACSO members and frequent site viewers.
"In these difficult times I encourage people to continue protecting their wildlife.
One of the fundamental documents required for conservancies to operate is the Game Management and Utilization Plan (GMUP), as stipulated in the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism’s (...
One of the Conservation Leadership Programme interns took a trip to the North Eastern regions She shares her experience from the excursion.
"Come and see what nature has to offer this side of the country.
“We need to continue with our work and those that we leave behind once we’re gone can continue surviving from the natural resources that we have been conserving and benefiting from.” Smith Shikoto...
Namibia’s conservancy movement has been the catalyst for change across rural Namibia, changing landscapes and lives.
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism has granted Oskop and Huibes conservancy a joint tourism concession in the Namib Naukluft Park at Farm Sussex.
World Tourism Day has been celebrated every year since 27 September 1980 to raise awareness on the importance of tourism in the social, cultural, political, and economic aspects.
When it comes to taking care of the natural environment, there should be no debate, Namibians are one of the enthusiasts, they are conservationists at heart and never cease to care for their...
In August 2020, Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) staff reported that an African wild dog puppy carcass has fallen victim to what is believed to have been an intentional road kill situation.
Save the Rhino Trust has been awarded an emergency relief funding by The Wildlife Ranger Challenge to combat the immediate threat to operations posed by the Covid-19 pandemic.The continental-wide...
In July, Namibia Development Trust (NDT) hosted a meeting at the Pastoral Centre in Keetmanshoop.
Many countries have had to adjust to the effects of COVID 19 across the globe. To prevent further spread, travel restrictions have been put in place both locally and internationally.
A bill making its way through the California legislature would ban the possession of trophies from animals killed in Africa.
On the cold and windy morning of 15 July 2020, at Sikunga Conservancy, the Zambezi Conservancy Biannual meeting commenced under one of the big trees outside the conservancy office.
The global COVID 19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the world’s economy, which has negatively impacted conservation.
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