Category: Environment
Man’s best friend to take a bite out of illicit wildlife trade
The Minister of Environment, Pohamba Shifeta, recently inaugurated the Dog protection and law...
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First foal to survive in six years arrives for the wild horses of Garub
Game rangers in the Namib Naukluft Park noticed earlier this year that some of the hyenas in the...
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FirstRand renews membership with Recycle Namibia Forum
The FirstRand Namibia Foundation Trust reiterated its commitment to the Recycle Namibia Forum...
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Intensive training turns communal game guards into special wildlife rangers
As the stakes in the war against poaching escalate at community level, a new breed of game guards...
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Urban youth reconnect to nature via Giraffe Conservation Foundation
Khomas Environmental Education Programme (KEEP) an initiative of the Giraffe Conservation...
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Windhoek Lager brings worldwide rhino conservation to the Isles
Windhoek Lager has made considerable inroads in the United Kingdom since entering this market in...
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Consensus institutional forecast tells southern African farmers to brace for another normal to below normal rainfall season.
Southern Africa is expected to receive erratic rainfall in the 2018/19 agricultural season,...
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Cheetah smugglers nabbed in Somaliland’s first court conviction of wildlife criminals
These two cheetah cubs, kept in appalling conditions, were confiscated by conservation authorities...
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New black rhino baby testifies to the success of protecting every animal individually – more funding required
A wild black rhinoceros, adopted by an old Namibian company, has recently given birth to a baby...
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Dance piece on poaching premieres at Goethe Institute
The Ombetja Yehinga Organisation (OYO) officially premiered Oxossi’s ‘Betrayed’ – a...
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City fathers urge residents to save water by taking weekly or daily meter readings
The City of Windhoek released a statement this week on how to manage water consumption in order to...
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Studying the impact of man-made obstacles in the natural dispersal of large desert animals
A single oryx in the Namib dune sea around Sossusvlei has roamed over more than 400,000 hectares...
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