The newsletter contains interesting articles on:
- Klein Karas garden sprouts
- Gondwana lodges buy from Klein Karas
- Waste management at /Ai-/Ais
- AGM at Waterberg
and more...
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Jan
15
Oct
20
A 16 slide powerpoint presentation has been compiled which summarises the results of the study of nine mountain zebra and nine oryx fitted with GPS tracking devices in the central Namib, showing locations and home ranges to date (after 7 months tracking). The principal aim of fitting the GPS trackers has been to document the distributions and movements of zebra and oryx, and to understand how their ranges and movements relate to land uses, rainfall, vegetation, fences and other barriers.... + read more
Aug
14
A new report presenting results of the first 7 months of data from GPS tracking of 9 Hartmann’s mountain zebra and 9 oryx in the Greater Sossusvlei-Namib Landscape has been uploaded. The principal aim of fitting the GPS trackers has been to document the distributions and movements of zebra and oryx, and to understand how their ranges and movements relate to land uses, rainfall, vegetation, fences and other barriers. The report provides valuable new insights into these aspects though the... + read more
Jun
04
The newsletter contains interesting articles on:
- landscape meetings
- patrol camps
- opening of Nkasa Rupara bridge
- ten reasons to save the rhino
- landscapes through the lens
- national policy on protected areas' neighbours and resident communities
- removal of fences in the Greater Sossusvlei Landscape
- Waterberg fire management
- conservancies institutional governance
- water... + read more
Nov
29
As part of the Greater Sossusvlei Namib Landscape Conservation Initiative under the NAMPLACE Project of the Ministry of Environment and Tourism, 18 animals (9 mountain zebra and 9 oryx) were collared in and around the Namib Naukluft Park in the following sections: Ganab, Tsondab-Naukluft Area, Sesriem-Sossusvlei-Elim area and Namib Rand – Chowagas Mountain Range areas. The collaring exercise went very well without any major problems or challenges. A total of 18 animals were immobilised... + read more
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