NACSO connects the communities and organisations that manage and conserve Namibia’s natural resources
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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...
We mourn the loss of our colleague and friend, Greenwell Matongo, who died tragically in a vehicle accident on 5 October 2017.
The cheetah is designed for speed and it is the fastest land mammal, reaching speeds of up to 110 km/h.
The Namibian Community Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) programme has groomed numerous young people in various conservation fields.
Clever farmers in Zambezi region took their cue from the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, and blew vuvuzelas to keep elephants away from their crops.
Friday, 22 September 2017, marks the 8th celebration for World Rhino Day.
The annual Rhino Conservation Awards took place in August at Montecasino in Johannesburg, South Africa.
World Tourism Day in Namibia will be celebrated on 27 September 2017, in the amphitheatre at the Zoo Park, Windhoek. The national theme is “Tourism Begins at Home”, the international theme, as...
Hai//Om – this name has made headlines in newspapers the past two months over their claims to ancestral land in Etosha National Park.
Once a year, the WWF Regional Office of Africa holds a conference for communications officers, and this time around WWF in Namibia hosted communicators from central, east and southern Africa in...
With Maurus Nekaro Conservancy listed as Namibia’s 83rd conservancy, another community has joined the conservation movement.
This year, the annual Conservancy Chairpersons’ Forum will be held in different regions. The first one took place in Zambezi for the North-east regions.
International crime syndicates are killing rhinos for profit, and international partnerships are required to fight back and save Namibia’s rhino population.
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