ICF/EWT Partnership / Caprivi River Systems / Simmons / WETLANDS ARE FRAGILE SYSTEMS / UNDP Namibia Crane Working Group / /
Country
Namibia / Angola / Botswana / Ethiopia / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Extinction / /
Facility
Trans-Caprivi highway / Kunene River Lodge / SA National Biodiversity Institute / / /
IndustryTerm
pan systems / food supply / nutritious food / food / agricultural chemicals / mining / wetland systems / /
NaturalFeature
Okavango River / Kunene River / Lower Okavango River / Zambezi River / Zambezi / Rundu beach / Chobe River / Lake Liambezi-Chobe / /
Organization
Namibia Nature Foundation / Kasika Conservancy / Ministry of Environment and Tourism / Malengalenga Conservancy / United States Agency for International Development / Kabulabula Conservancy / SA National Biodiversity Institute / Joseph Mbambangandu Conservancy / Elephants Without Borders Areas / Wuparo Conservancy / /
Person
Michael Chase / M. de Klerk / Dorothy Wamunyima / Simon Mayes / Richard Diggle / Wattled Cranes / Patrick Aust / Dave Ward / Nancy Robson Oshikango / S. Bethune / Chantel Louw / Mike Scott / / /
March 2008 News of the highest rainfalls in Caprivi and Kavango in 50 years; extensive floods in North Central; and good rains at Etosha and Bushmanland. Although the rains bring about exciting movements of birds, we als