From Kavango to Kunene: Empowering Namibia’s Communities for Environmental Justice
NNF and MEFT conducted EIA workshops across three regions to empower community-based organizations (CBOs). This initiative strengthens community capacity to influence environmental decision-making and ensures their inclusion in sustainable development plans affecting their land and livelihoods.
Strengthening sustainable partnerships for a stronger KAZA!
Convening in Livingstone, Zambia, the KAZA TFCA 'Partner Engagement Workshop' aimed to align strategies, address funding challenges, and forge a 'Charter for Change' among Partner States and funders to boost collaboration and sustainable conservation across the KAZA landscape.
Unleashing the Power of Paws – Celebrating MEFT’s K9 Unit
A formidable force in Namibia’s fight against wildlife crime, MEFT’s K9 Unit combines sharp canine instincts with human dedication to protect endangered black rhinos, detect illegal weapons, support remote custodians, and pioneer data-driven conservation with global implications.
Nedbank’s Go Green Fund Cultivates Hope and Hunger Relief at Keetmanshoop Secondary School
Under the scorching Keetmanshoop sun, teacher Ms. Penexupifo Shonena transformed a barren schoolyard into a flourishing garden. Supported by the Go Green Fund, her initiative feeds learners, teaches sustainable farming, and inspires a community to see hope where dust once reigned.
Namibia Nature Foundation Launches Community of Practice for Environmental and Social Safeguards
NNF launches ESS Connect, a national Community of Practice uniting stakeholders to embed inclusive, rights-based safeguards in development. Through technical working groups and continuous engagement, the platform drives equity, accountability, and community-centred conservation aligned with global standards.
Namibia on the Global Conservation Stage: NNF at IUCN Congress 2025
Namibia Nature Foundation joins global leaders in Abu Dhabi for IUCN World Conservation Congress 2025.
Legacy Landscapes Fund Bolsters Namibia’s Skeleton Coast–Etosha Conservation Bridge
The Skeleton Coast–Etosha Conservation Bridge is a groundbreaking 55,299 km² initiative in Namibia, backed by the Legacy Landscapes Fund and WWF, aiming to protect biodiversity, connect parks and conservancies, and support community-led conservation over the next 50 years.
Piloting Wildlife Credits for African Wild Dog Conservation in Ondjou Conservancy
NNF and KAWDCP are piloting a Wildlife Credits model in Ondjou Conservancy to conserve African wild dog, combining camera trap data, community training, and conservation incentives to link verified wildlife protection with sustainable funding for local communities.
