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Holiday Notice

The Namibia Nature Foundation wishes to inform all our partners and stakeholders of our office closure notice: Public Holidays in May Please be advised that our offices will be closed on the following dates in observance of national public holidays: Wednesday, 1 May – Workers’ Day Sunday, 4 May – Cassinga Day Monday, 5 May […]

Farming with Hope – How Agroecology Eases Land Preparation for a Grandmother

In the latest issue of Fly Namibia magazine (page 33), the Namibia Nature Foundation (NNF) explores the role of agroecology in shaping a more sustainable and resilient food system in Namibia. Agroecology goes beyond farming, it’s a holistic approach that integrates ecological principles, traditional knowledge, and community-led innovation to ensure food security while preserving the […]

On the Brink: The Status of Threatened Seabirds in Namibia’s Marine Protected Area

The Namibian Islands’ Marine Protected Area (NIMPA) serves as a vital sanctuary for several of Namibia’s most threatened seabird species, including the African Penguin, Cape Gannet, and Bank Cormorant. Despite the protective measures in place, recent unpublished data from the 2024/2025 seabird census reveal alarming declines in the breeding populations of these species within NIMPA. […]

NNF at the Living Earth Expo 2025

Committed to Conservation. Rooted in Community. We’re excited to announce that the Namibia Nature Foundation is proudly participating in the Living Earth Expo 2025.  A dynamic community innovation festival dedicated to showcasing sustainable, people-powered solutions for Namibia’s future. Hosted at Dagbreek School Hall in Windhoek, the Living Earth Expo brings together changemakers, creatives, and conservationists under […]