CONSERVATION & WILDLIFE
Namibian Travel Blog
Black vs White – Know your Rhinos
Do you know the difference between the black and white rhinos? Find out more about these endangered species and what you can do to help.
3 Decades Defending the Rhinos in Namibia – Saving the Rhino Trust
Namibia is home to the critically endangered, desert-adapted Black Rhino but they are struggling in the face of rampant poaching. Find out how you can help.
Namibia’s Wild Horses – Living on the Edge
The wild horses of Namibia are a huge draw card for tourists to the area and worth protecting. Find out where they came from and where to see them.
The Miraculous Welwitschia Mirabilis in Namibia
One of Namibia’s most famous plants, the Welwitschia Mirabilis, was discovered by an Austrian botanist. Read more about this incredible, and bizarre, plant!
The Common Eland in Namibia
Come and see the common eland in Namibia, where these massive antelope still get to roam free, on large swaths of open grassland.
Hippos in Namibia
The hippo population of Namibia is estimated at around 1300 animals, mostly in the Kavango and Caprivi regions. See these fascinating creatures in the wild!
The Damara Dik Dik
The Damara dik dik, is the Namibian version of the more common steenbok, although a lot more rare. Check out this engaging little animal and how to find it.
The Toktokkie – The Fastest Thing on Six Legs
The toktokkie beetle is one of the best known of Namibia’s insects, with more than 200 species resident in the country, 20 of them living in the Namib!
Giraffes in Namibia
Namibia’s harsh dry environment may not seem like the ideal habitat for Giraffe, but surprisingly these animals thrive under such conditions!
Cheetahs In Namibia
Cheetahs, the quickest animals on earth, are also one of Africa’s fastest disappearing species. Read this blog to find out how you can help.
The Desert Lions of Namibia
The desert-adapted lions of Namibia are a interesting drawcard for tourists to the Kunene region in Namibia. Read this blog to find out more about them.
A Namibian Icon – the Gemsbok
The Gemsbok or oryx, Oryx Gazella, is an iconic symbol of Namibia, appearing on the country’s coat of arms and is the national animal.
Team Wild Dog
The African Wild Dog is an endangered species, with fewer than 5000 individuals left in the wild. Make sure you see them on your trip to Namibia!
Inhabitants of the Namib – the Dune Gecko
The Namib Desert in Namibia, is filled with fascinating creatures like the Dune Gecko. Read more about the Dune Gecko here.
Taking a Shot at Namibian Wildlife
Photographic safaris in Namibia allow shots to be taken of Namibian wildlife on a much more sustainable level – learn how.
Namibia – For the Birds
Namibia is a dream come true for bird lovers, make sure you book your stay and have your binoculars and birding book ready to spot as many birds as you can!
Will Namibia continue to lead the way conservation-wise in the face of new challenges?
Namibia and conservation have always gone hand-in-hand. But will Namibian conservation efforts remain relevant in a fast-changing world? Read more here.
The low-down on Etosha National Park – Part One: A Long Walk of its own
Namibia is able to offer some of the best safari experiences in the whole of Africa. Etosha National Park is one of these. Find out more here.
REST – Giving Namibia’s Vultures a Break
The Rare and Endangered Species Trust (REST) is focused on protecting and rehabilitating several endangered species in Namibia. Read here for more info.
Connecting with Dolphins in Namibia
Namibia boasts a healthy dolphin population, & visitors to Namibia can take dolphin cruises to meet & interact with these amazing water dwelling mammals.
Namibia: Endless Horizons
A culture of conservation makes safaris in Namibia popular. Find out more about conservation & why it makes Namibia so special as a safari destination here.
Preserving Namibia Safaris: Saving the Black Rhino
The Save the Rhino Trust, the Namibian Government and other conservation groups have managed to halt the decline of the Black Rhino, but more must be done.
Namibia Night Safaris: Tripping the Light Fantastic
The Namibrand has recently been classified as a dark sky reserve by The International Dark Sky Association. Find out more about it here.
Conserving Namibia’s Resources: Sustainable Water
In a country where there is very little water, a lot of sunshine and a very long coastline, solar desalination is a wonderful option. Find out more here.
Conservation in Namibia: Desert Elephants
Desert dwelling elephants are found in only two places in Africa, one of them is Namibia. Find out more about these amazing creatures here.
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