NACSO connects the communities and organisations that manage and conserve Namibia’s natural resources
Kwandu Conservancy
Named after the Kwando River on the western boundary of the conservancy
Quick facts
Average annual rainfall of about 600 mm. Grassland and swamp vegetation dominate the floodplain, while much of the woodland on higher ground to the east has been cleared or damaged by frequent fires.
Kwando River and its floodplains.
Lion, leopard, elephant, roan, reedbuck, kudu, duiker, lechwe, crocodile, bushbuck, tsessebe, warthog, bush pig, hippo, sitatunga, interesting bird life, tiger fish, catfish, various tilapia fish species.
Bum Hill Campsite (community campsite); living museum (Mafwe); crafts; trophy hunting; thatching grass harvesting.
Management Committee of nine men and three women; Executive Committee of fourmembers and six trustees; staff of a Manager, a Secretary, a Treasurer, three Community Game Guards, two Community Resource Monitors and a Field Officer; joint monitoring unit with Mashi, Sobbe and Mayuni Conservancies; wildlife monitoring using annual count on foot and Event Book monitoring system; Kwandu is part of the Mudumu North Complex collaborative management forum.
Chairperson: Albious Walubita 081 645 6933
Manager: Mr Patrick Chali 0813129169
Secretary: Beauty Kumpoma

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