Bush Talks brings together different actors in the biomass sector to exchange knowledge, share best practices and coordinate efforts for sustainable and economically viable use of bush biomass.
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'Hot topics' is a section for opinion pieces, blog-type articles, and thoughts on topical conservation issues. The articles reflect the opinions of the individual writers and may not necessarily concur with the views of all NCE members.
Bush Talks brings together different actors in the biomass sector to exchange knowledge, share best practices and coordinate efforts for sustainable and economically viable use of bush biomass.
The Namibian Biomass Industry Group (N-BiG) is closely involved with the proposal to export Namibian bush biomass to Hamburg in Germany for their energy needs. N-BiG describes how this proposal could be beneficial to the bush biomass sector in the country and responds to recent negative press releases regarding this proposal.
This short film explains the dangers of plastic to our environment and our health. Although it is a huge environmental problem, everyone can help - even you. Reduce your consumption of single-use plastics (e.g. shopping bags, water bottles), and recycle all the plastics you use. Please watch and share this video with others.
Through this broad coalition of more than 30 organisations working constructively together, from local to international, Namibia has achieved success.
Over the past 18 months 14 endangered spotted hyaena were deliberately killed in and adjacent to the southern Namib national parks near Aus in an effort to stop them killing a population of alien feral horses. An attempt was made to feed the hyaenas (diversionary feeding – done against professional conservation advice), to prevent them killing feral horses.
We posted an article entitled “The Future of Hunting” because we believe that the author is absolutely correct in stressing the three key principles that should be followed by the hunting fraternity, and which should be enforced, namely (i)