NNF & NAMCOB at the 2nd Annual Lüderitz Career Fair
NAMCOB and NNF collaborated at the 2nd Annual Lüderitz Career Fair to inspire over 300 learners with career paths in conservation, marine science, and sustainability. With Lüderitz emerging as a hub for green energy, fisheries, and coastal development, the fair created vital connections between youth and Namibia’s booming blue economy.
Youth Cultivate Change Through a School Garden of Hope
In rural Namibia, a small learner-led garden is blooming into a hub of learning, leadership, and community care. With every crop planted, moringa, pigeon peas, tomatoes, young hands are growing more than food.
Launch of UNESCO Chair in Digital Technology Design with Indigenous People
In rural Namibia, a small learner-led garden is blooming into a hub of learning, leadership, and community care. With every crop planted, moringa, pigeon peas, tomatoes, young hands are growing more than food.
Bees and Trees: Communities Protect Forests Through Beekeeping
In rural Namibia, a small learner-led garden is blooming into a hub of learning, leadership, and community care. With every crop planted, moringa, pigeon peas, tomatoes, young hands are growing more than food.
Strengthening Leadership for Greater Impact
NNF staff recently participated in a week-long leadership development training hosted by B2Gold Namibia’s Otjikoto Environmental Education Centre and facilitated by Maliasili. The training focused on strengthening leadership capacity and shaping strategic direction, laying the foundation for future growth and collaboration.
NAMCOB’s First Rehabilitation Patient Returns to the Wild
From injury to ocean, Apie’s journey is one of resilience and hope. Want to know how this African Penguin made it back to the wild? Read the full story on the NAMCOB website.
Namibia at the 3rd UN Ocean Conference
Here's a look at Namibia’s presence at the 2025 UN Ocean Conference. Representing NNF, Angus Middleton joined global leaders in Nice to spotlight Namibia’s unique EbA challenges and the urgent need for stronger marine policy and action.
The Status of Threatened Seabirds in NIMPA
The 2024/2025 seabird census shows alarming declines in key seabird species within the Namibian Islands’ Marine Protected Area. On World Penguin Day, we call for urgent action to protect these vulnerable birds. View the full infographic on the NAMCOB website.
