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The King Nehale Conservancy office grounds were filled with campers which consisted of game guards from all the North Central conservancies, King Nehale, Iipumbu ya Tshilongo, Sheya Shuushona,...
The Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) which began in 2012 with the objectives of: (1) providing a cadre of young conservationists within Namibia’s CBNRM programme, and (2) providing a...
Steve Felton is currently touring East Africa, and he sends this report from Nashulai Maasai Conservancy, just north of the famous Maasai Mara in Kenya.
While Namibia was celebrating Earth Hour in Zambezi Region with a focus on biodiversity, other events took place worldwide and, of course, across Africa.
Earth Hour is focusing on a new campaign message called ‘Connect2Earth’ for the next three years, which aims to highlight the interconnection between biodiversity and climate change. The focus is...
During the week of 4-11 March, twelve Lion Rangers, three field coordinators, two researchers, and three staff members gathered to formally inaugurate and begin operations of the Lion Ranger...
Chief Mayuni is Chief of the Mafwe people in the western area of Zambezi Region. In his palace he spoke to NACSO about how conservation started and took hold in the area.
Steve Felton is the Communications Adviser for WWF in Namibia and NACSO. He is travelling through East Africa and shares some of his experiences with the NACSO family.
Herman Aindongo, a Conservation Leadership Programme intern from 2017, shares his experience at the Kunene south conservancy audits.
Over the years there has been a need to strengthen Conservancy Regional Associations throughout the country.
Today more than ever, community game guards play a crucial role in monitoring wildlife and other resources in 83 registered conservancies throughout Namibia.
When Beaven Munali was called by the Khuta, the traditional court, in 1991, he found himself at the start of “a dream” – to work in conservation.
The hunt is on for Conservation Leadership Programme interns at NACSO. The internship programme runs for two years, giving a solid grounding in Namibian community based conservation.
Dear NACSO partners and friends,
Human-lion conflict remains a challenge for conservancies in Kunene region that are living with these big cats.
The sixty-ninth meeting of the Standing Committee of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), took place from 27 November - 01 December 2017 in...
There is a flip chart flapping in a welcome breeze under the fierce sun in Torra Conservancy, in Namibia’s arid north-west.
In most conservancies, the computer skills of staff members are below the level needed to function in today’s society and to remain globally relevant.
A film evening with the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area – KAZA – as its focus was hosted by the MET and KfW German Development Bank at the Scientific Society on 1 November.
Cambridge University is asking organisations like NACSO to identify excellent candidates for the 2018-19 cohort of the Cambridge Masters in Conservation Leadership. It seeks applicants with at...
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