WEBINAR | Namibia's Desert Wildlife Conservation

Namibia was founded upon a deep conservation ethic. It’s a driving force for managing the country's mesmerizing desert expanse and unique wildlife -- and a big reason we love it all. Namibia's vast protected landscapes sustain some of Africa's most endangered species, including brown hyena and rhinos. Discover the subtle magic of the planet’s oldest desert and the continent's tallest sand dunes. Walk on the thornbush-studded plains. Soak up the passion and deep expertise of pro naturalists who guide you off paved roads and away from crowds onto the remote private reserves of Kulala, Palmwag and Ongava in search of zebra, giraffe, oryx, lion and more. Join Nat Hab Expedition Leader Brad Josephs on a virtual journey into a rugged wilderness that is home to desert-adapted elephants, ostrich and thriving predator populations–plus some of the most dramatic photo opportunities on Earth. Namibia promises enchanting safaris filled with starry skies, sculptural landscapes and Africa’s most unusual wildlife.



Originally presented March 17, 2020

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