The 2024/2025 seabird census shows alarming declines in key seabird species within the Namibian Islands’ Marine Protected Area. On World Penguin Day, we call for…
Namibia, highly climate-vulnerable, initiated the Green Climate Fund-backed National Adaptation Planning (NAP) Project. It strengthens coordination, builds evidence, mobilizes finance, and engages the private sector.…
In recognition of World Wetlands Day, guided wetland walks in Windhoek and Swakopmund created opportunities for direct engagement with ecosystems that play a vital role…
The Freshwater Initiatives for Sustainable Habitats (FISH) project officially begins with a strong commitment to collaboration, community-led action, and long-term protection of Namibia’s freshwater ecosystems.
The National Museum of Namibia’s recent Warmbad field expedition strengthens conservation planning in the Gariep Centre of Endemism by collecting vital specimens and biodiversity data,…
In February 2026, the Ocean in Focus Symposium brought together diverse stakeholders in Swakopmund to reflect on Namibia’s marine environment, highlighting the importance of science-based…
The Erongo Regional Association has been equipped with essential camping gear through NACSO and the EU-funded project, "Strengthening the Capacity of Community-Based Organisations in Namibia…
Indigenous Peoples and local communities are key stewards of biodiversity, holding knowledge that supports sustainable practices and ecosystem management. The National ILK Outlook highlights the…
As Namibia continues to lead in conservation, stories of our oceans and coastlines remain largely underrepresented in the media. This Earth Day, join a dynamic…
We celebrate International Workers’ Day, a moment to recognise the dedication, resilience, and passion that drive our work forward every day. While this photo captures…
We witnessed the very first Annual General Meeting of the Black Rhino Association of Namibia (BRAN) marking a significant milestone in strengthening collaborative conservation efforts…
The NBSAP III National Validation Workshop was held in Windhoek earlier this week. Sessions covered the NBSAP III process, and the review of action plans…
We’re proud to have officially handed over a new marine conservation display to the Namibia Maritime Museum, spotlighting the importance of the Namibian Islands’ Marine Protected Area (NIMPA).
A multi-stakeholder dialogue in Rundu brought together regional leaders, communities and partners to strengthen environmental governance, improve land allocation coordination, and promote inclusive participation in…
NNF and regional associations met to strengthen partnerships, review financial performance, and advance a decentralised grant administration approach aimed at empowering community-led institutions and improving…
We collaborate with partners to empower local communities to conserve natural resources ensuring a future where people and nature can thrive. We advocate for policy changes that support biodiversity and climate change resilient livelihoods
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Feedback from Our Partners
The NNF is a remarkable organisation to partner with, renowned for its purpose-driven projects that strive to improve our planet and its people. Being involved in an NNF project is an absolute honour and a source of immense pride.
Kirsty Watermeyer
Communication Consultant
I have never had a more reliable partner than the NNF. Just the right partner to work with in
conservation.
Simson Uri-Khob
CEO of Save the Rhino Trust
We have been partnering with Namibia Nature Foundation for over 5 years, together supporting marine conservation in Namibia. They are a passionate, efficient, highly dedicated and knowledgeable team that are fantastic to work with.
Judith Brown
Blue Marine Foundation
Working with NNF on groundbreaking initiatives like Waves of Change and NIMPA+ has been an incredibly rewarding experience. At GRID-Arendal, we are dedicated to connecting people with critical environmental knowledge, and NNF has been an outstanding partner in this mission.
Rob Barnes
GRID-ARENDAL Creative Lead, Communications Program
For us at SAERI, it has been a real pleasure to work as an NNF partner to provide science, evidence, and data management support as NNF continues to grow and develop its meaningful contributions to nature and society.
Tara Pelembe
International Director |South Atlantic Environmental Research Institute (SAERI)
Through NNF’s technical support, our team managed to establish a fully registered NGO with an element of advocating for Environment in our constituency and have also established youth groups.