NACSO connects the communities and organisations that manage and conserve Namibia’s natural resources
Salambala Conservancy
Named after the lovers Sala and Bala whose illicit relationship resulted in them being banished to the forest
Quick facts
Average annual rainfall of 600 mm. Mopane woodland dominates the northern area, while floodplain grasslands cover the southern section.
High diversity of bird species, including many that are rare elsewhere in Namibia; strategic location opposite Botswana's Chobe National Park.
Lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo, waterbuck, tsessebe, kudu, duiker, reedbuck, common impala, blue wildebeest, lechwe, hippo, crocodile, plains zebra, warthog, steenbok, interesting bird life, various fish species.
Salambala Campsite (community campsite); Ngoma Craft Centre; trophy hunting.
Management Committee of 14 women and 26 men. Executive Committee of nine members; staff of nine Community Game Guards, two Community Resource Monitors, three Campsite Workers and an Environmental Awareness Officer; wildlife monitoring using annual count on foot and Event Book monitoring system.
Chairperson: Mr Mwinga Daniel 081 824 8399. danielmwinga@gmail.com
Manager: Mr Bornface Saisai 0816251557, salambalaconservancy@gmail.com
Secretary: Ms Matilda Maswahu 0812941843

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