INSPIRING FUTURE CONSERVATIONISTS: CHILDREN IN THE WILDERNESS ECO-CAMP IN NAMIBIA

INSPIRING FUTURE CONSERVATIONISTS: CHILDREN IN THE WILDERNESS ECO-CAMP IN NAMIBIA Sixty young learners from seven schools across Namibia’s Kunene Region recently embarked on an unforgettable six-day Eco-Camp in the Ehi-Rovipuka Conservancy, an initiative led by Children in the Wilderness (CITW) Namibia. Designed to ignite a passion for conservation, the camp provided an immersive experience in […]

HOW EMBRACING CONSCIOUS LEADERSHIP CAN CREATE POSITIVE AND SUSTAINABLE CHANGE

Sustainability is the concept of meeting today’s needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own. It encourages a balanced approach to using resources, taking only what we need while preserving essential resources for human survival. Sustainability involves taking conscious steps to balance environmental, social, and economic factors to ensure the long-term […]

EMPOWERING COASTAL COMMUNITIES FOR SUSTAINABLE FUTURES

“When communities grasp their role in preserving marine resources, they become active stewards of the environment. This sense of ownership and responsibility is vital for the long-term success of conservation efforts.” “Empowering communities to safeguard our coastal ecosystems is crucial. When communities grasp their role in preserving marine resources, they become active stewards of the […]

A COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP AND COLLABORATIVE SCIENCE

Debmarine Namibia’s commitment to environmental stewardship and scientific research is evident in its recent initiative to donate surplus benthic samples to several institutions. By supporting the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources, the Ministry of Education, the Directorate of National Heritage and Culture Programmes, the University of Namibia (UNAM), and the Namibia University of Science […]

THE UNUSUAL BUSY OFF-PEAK TOURISM SEASON IN NAMIBIA

Tourism in Namibia has traditionally exhibited a distinct cyclicality, with the peak season running from July to October. This pattern seems to be waning with a higher than usual number of visitors gracing Namibia during this latest January to April period. Below we explore the changing landscape of tourism in Namibia in more depth. The […]