Can you count how many tiny ostrich chicks are sprinting by? Thanks to the abundant grass at Kanaan after the good rains, more ostrich chicks than ever have survived! The tall grass helps them stay hidden from predators like jackals and hyenas, nature’s perfect camouflage. Hopefully, these little speedsters will all make it to adulthood, boosting the ostrich population at Kanaan! Did you know? Ostriches can reach speeds of up to 70 km/h and have only two toes on each foot. www.naankuse.com #Naan

🚨 41 snares removed, countless lives saved! 🦓🐾 The TimBila Anti-Poaching Unit and their incredible K9s assisted neighbouring farmers with a massive snare sweep after reports of escalating poaching activity. The team located and removed 41 active snares, a huge win for wildlife protection! 💪 Sadly, for some animals, help came too late, but thanks to this brave team, many others will continue to roam free. After a long, hot day of hard work, our K9 heroes celebrated the best way they know how

Join the Lianshulu Volunteering Project in one of Namibia’s most remote and biodiverse corners: Mudumu National Park. This is real fieldwork out in the wild with no fences and no crowds. 🐘 Conduct game counts in areas few ever reach 🌍 Sample habitats and monitor ecosystems 🚤 Explore river channels surrounded by wildlife 📋 Collect data that feeds into conservation decisions 🇳🇦 Experience local culture Expect full days in the bush, wild terrain, and species you won’t see anywhere else in the

🐎✨ Horses for Conservation ✨🐎 At Naankuse, our horses aren’t just for joy rides; they help us with wildlife monitoring and protection. During game counts on horseback, we can get much closer to animals without disturbing their natural behaviour. Unlike vehicles, horses move quietly across the land, even off-road, making every count more accurate and less intrusive. The outrides help us better understand wildlife numbers, movements, and needs. This is vital knowledge for protecting Namibia’s un

The Harnas Foundation Wildlife Sanctuary is home to many animals… those removed from situations of conflict or orphaned at young ages. Leopard, Dolce, is just one of the furry sanctuary residents who likes nothing more than enjoying her breakfast… with a view. Yes, this beautiful big cat hoists her tasty treats into treetops. Nothing beats dining atop the expanses of the beautiful reserve. Bon appetit! www.harnas.org #Harnas #ForeverHarnas #naankuse #naankusefoundation #conservation #leopards #b