When a farmer living close to the Naankuse Foundation in central Namibia discovered a leopard caught in a trap on his property, he acted swiftly and responsibly. Deeply concerned about the conservation of Namibia’s carnivores, he contacted Naankuse’s Rapid Response Unit for assistance. The team, led by Marlice van Vuuren, co founder and executive director of the Naankuse Foundation, alongside Dr Lyndsay Scott, Naankuse veterinarian, immediately sprang into action. Inside the

At N/a’an ku sê, volunteering is more than a visit. It is a chance to become part of something bigger. Whether you are drawn to wildlife conservation, community outreach, education or desert research, our volunteer programmes offer a variety of paths to make a real impact. Picture yourself working alongside our conservation team. You could prepare food for orphaned and rescued animals, clean enclosures, assist with enrichment activities or help care for juvenile wildlife in r

We were thrilled to finally take the next step in the journey for some of our rescued baboons. Volunteers rolled up their sleeves to create enrichment challenges from scratch, preparing these incredible animals for a new chapter in their lives. For years, the baboons at N/a’an ku sê have lived in a safe and supportive environment, rescued from difficult situations and cared for with the utmost respect. Our sanctuary has been their home, providing everything they need to heal

At N/a’an ku sê, protecting Namibia’s wildlife goes far beyond patrolling the reserves. Our dedicated conservation rangers recently participated in the Animal Crime Scene and Evidence Handling course, led by renowned experts Ulf Tubbesing and Mariska Bijsterbosch from Wildlife Vets Namibia. Over several intensive sessions, the rangers learned how to approach crime scenes with precision, collect and preserve crucial evidence, and prepare cases that stand up in court. The train

Follow Billy the Giant Eagle-Owl's recovery from rodenticide poisoning at Harnas Wildlife Foundation. Discover successful rehab, release, and the fight against human-wildlife conflict in Namibia.

Discover the thrilling wrap-up of the Veterinary Wildlife Experience at Forever Harnas Wildlife Foundation in Namibia. Join veterinary professionals for hands-on wildlife conservation: dart cheetahs, treat lions and meerkats, remove leopard lumps, and learn from Dr. Lyndsay Scott.

From Rescue to Release: The Inspiring Story of Naankuse’s Wildlife Vet We’re excited to announce that this Sunday, 21 September at 19:00...

When the call came in, the Naankuse Rapid Response Unit wasted no time. An injured brown hyena – one of Namibia’s most elusive and...

In the vast and untamed beauty of the Naankuse Reserves, the gentle giants of the savannah roam with a grace that belies their immense...

We are proud to announce that Naankuse has once again stepped onto the global stage with a feature on CNN’s renowned program, Inside Africa. This special segment shines a light on the vital conservation work being carried out on TimBila Nature Reserve, one of Naankuse’s cornerstone projects in Namibia.

Discover the N/a'an ku sê Ecotourism Collection Welcome to a sanctuary of protection, pride, perseverance, and passion. Nestled in the...

The N/a’an ku sê Journey from Rescue to Research Both my family and Marlice’s family were livestock farmers in the Nina and Drimiopsis...

The year 2024 was a remarkable year for N/a’an ku sê, a year defined by determination and transformative progress. Dubbed “N/a’an ku sê...

Meet Amazon, a 35-year-old elephant bull who proved to be a master at breaking out of the Eden Reserve located in Namibia’s Grootfontein area. Unfortunately, this does result in human-elephant conflict, a solution to the problem needing to be found.

The coastline between Swakopmund and Dolphin Beach came alive today with community spirit and environmental care as over 88 volunteers...

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N/a’an ku sê represents more than breathtaking ecotourism; it embodies a movement rooted in conservation and environmental stewardship....

Some months ago, the Rapid Response Unit (RRU) of the Naankuse Foundation received a call from a neighbouring farmer. He was concerned...

In June, not one, but nine white rhinos were translocated by the N/a’an ku sê team. Their point of origin? The Zannier Reserve by N/a’an...

The TimBila Nature Reserve by Naankuse recently relocated a young hippo bull and his mother to the protected expanses of this immense...