You can now head to the Conservation Namibia magazine webpage to have a read about the work we are conducting with our collaborators on carnivores in the Greater Etosha Landscape:

https://conservationnamibia.com/articles/etosha-carnivore-programme.php

Thank you to the Namibian Chamber of Environment Read more

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