Ongava Research Centre https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Monitoring & Conservation Management Highland Endemism Carbon Cycling Publications Team and Partners Annual Reports Camera Trap Database A Citizen Science Survey A Bio-Indicator Repository Contact and Support Programmes About Ongava & Etosha Research Facilities About ​Greater Etosha Carnivore Programme Friend or foe? How human presence affects mammals at waterholes Blog & News Endemism in the highlands and escarpments of Angola and Namibia: our new edited book is out! Home Counting spots: An update on our citizen science survey Counting carnivores in the Greater Etosha Landscape (cont.) Counting carnivores in the Greater Etosha Landscape New insights from ORC: Recent publications NJE Volume 9 now complete Embracing the multidimensionality of drylands: Looking back at 2024 A visit from Dartmouth College News Expert or novice: do we see the same things? Hot off the press: Our carnivore work in the Greater Etosha Landscape Large-scale and long-term surveying of Etosha’s wildlife A citizen science survey of cheetah and leopard in Etosha National Park ORC at SAWMA 2024 Investigating behavioural dynamics of the African Elephant in North-East Namibia Termite sampling across Namibia Life as an intern at the Ongava Research Centre Xmas presents: the Emperor Moth & the Mopane Worm Which termite is this? Where do you find what you are searching for?… In the last place you look, of course! When the rain gives you wings… Weaver fever! Waterholes in a semi-arid environment Visit from a big cat… Using automated recognition software to identify leopards from their spot patterns Understanding Change Turning A Blind Eye? The Wildlife Facebook The only Empress moth in the bush… The Little Things in Life The Elephants Versus The Bush: Photopoints help to reveal forgotten landscapes