Namibia | New Documentary Highlighting Country’s Wildlife Conservation Model Launched

Namibia, a country in southwest Africa inhabited since prehistoric times, distinguished by the suggestive Namib Desert along its Atlantic Ocean coast, home to diverse wildlife including a significant cheetah population, considered the driest land in sub - Saharan Africa, a unique destination that offers a unique blend of untamed nature, stunning landscapes and a rich cultural heritage, boasting outstanding attractions include Etosha Park, Sossusvlei and the Skeleton Coast launched a new documentary highlighting wildlife conservation model.

The documentary titles “Namibia Wildlife Economy” spotlights the country’s globally acclaimed conservation model, which has helped to restore wildlife populations to historic levels. 

CBBRM, Namibia’s Community - Based  Natural Resource Management model is an internationally recognized approach to wildlife conservation that empowers local communities to manage and benefit from wildlife resources.

This model aims to create a win - win scenario where communities derive economic benefits from wildlife thus increasing their commitment to conservation efforts.

The documentary produced by MaMoKoBo Video & Research for NCE the Namibian Chamber of Environment is a film that explores Namibia’s right approach to wildlife management, which grants communities and landowners the authority to use and benefit from wildlife, a strategy that has contributed to the recovery of species such as black rhinos and savannah elephants.

Directed by Andy Botelle, “Namibia Wildlife Economy”includes expert insights from scientists, government officials and community leaders, and addresses complex topics, including Namibia’s regulated trophy hunting model.

While highlighting the success ofr community - led conservation as a cornerstone of sustainable tourism development, the film raises concerns over international trade restrictions and foreign opposition to resource use, warning that such challenges could undermine Namibia’s progress.

The full documentary, mini - documentary, and interview segments are available via the Namibia Chamber of Environment’s official Vimeo showcase.

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