My research in Namibia will focus on decisions made by landowners, including habitat management decisions and decisions made by landowners and land users to work together in collaborative efforts, termed 'conservancies.'
Conservancies represent a new way of looking at wildlife and conservation--deriving benefits from wildlife from ecotourism and other sources. For a preview of a good, independent documentary about conservancy-style conservation in Namibia and Kenya, check out:
More info at: http://milkingtherhino.wordpress.com/
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Archived albums: Polytechnic student trips, Southern Namibia trips, Northern Namibia trips, Windhoek and vicinity, West coast trips, Central Namibia trips, big trips with family and friends, and London (on the way to Namibia).
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2 comments:
your blog very beautiful and more info ,make me excited. Congratulation!!
Thanks for posting our trailer to your website! We would love to get in touch with you in regard to your upcoming travels to Namibia. Send me an email as soon as you can? Thanks! Xan Aranda, Associate Producer, MILKING THE RHINO Xan@Kartemquin.com
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