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Scott-Hayward et al. (2025) Assessing the distribution pattern of elephant (Loxodonta africana) carcasses in Etosha National Park and its implications for management. Namibian Journal of Environment 10: 1–12
Read more about First paper of 2025 publishedhttps://nje.org.na/index.php/nje/article/view/volume9-adam
Adam CGW, Naholo S, Mendelsohn JM, Stratford KJ (2024) Drinking and bathing behaviour of raptors in an arid, warm environment: Insights from a long-term camera trapping study in Namibia. Namibian Journal of Environment 9 A: 18–29.
Read more about Published in December: Drinking and bathing behaviour of raptors in an arid, warm environment: Insights from a long-term camera trapping study in Namibiahttps://nje.org.na/index.php/nje/article/view/volume9-heydinger
Heydinger J, Muzuma U, Brassine M, Vinjevold R, Packer C (2024) Examining rural livelihoods relevant to human-lion conflict interventions within the communal conservancies of the Kunene Region, Namibia. Namibian Journal of Environment 9 A: 1–17.
Read more about Published in December: Examining rural livelihoods relevant to human-lion conflict interventions within the communal conservancies of the Kunene Region, Namibiahttps://nje.org.na/index.php/nje/article/view/volume9-muunda
Muunda V, Jacobs F, Naesje T, Hay C (2024) Freshwater fish as a potential nutritional gap-filler in combating malnutrition in Namibia. Namibian Journal of Environment 9 C: 16–21.
Read more about Published in December: Freshwater fish as a potential nutritional gap-filler in combating malnutrition in Namibiahttps://nje.org.na/index.php/nje/article/view/volume9-fennessy
Fennessy J, Brown MB, Ekandjo P et al. (2024) Homeward bound: post-translocation homing behaviour of an Angolan giraffe in Namibia. Namibian Journal of Environment 9 B: 11–15.
Read more about Published in September: Homeward bound: post-translocation homing behaviour of an Angolan giraffe in Namibiahttps://nje.org.na/index.php/nje/article/view/volume9-bryson2
Bryson U & Paijmans DM (2024) Burchell’s Courser Cursorius rufus, Gould 1837, in Namibia: biometric and moult data, plumage and criteria for the determination of age. Namibian Journal of Environment 9 D: 21–41.
Read more about Published in September: Burchell’s Courser Cursorius rufus, Gould 1837, in Namibia: biometric and moult data, plumage and criteria for the determination of agehttps://nje.org.na/index.php/nje/article/view/volume9-hatt
Hatt SA, Marais E & Maggs-Kölling G (2024) A preliminary botanical assessment of an isolated inselberg archipelago in the Namib Sand Sea, Namibia. Namibian Journal of Environment 9 B: 1–10.
Read more about Published in September: A preliminary botanical assessment of an isolated inselberg archipelago in the Namib Sand Sea, Namibiahttps://nje.org.na/index.php/nje/article/view/volume9-foyet
Foyet M (2024) Community-Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) in southern Africa: history, principles, evolution and contemporary challenges. Namibian Journal of Environment 9 C: 1–15.
Read more about Pubilshed in August: Community-Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) in southern Africa: history, principles, evolution and contemporary challengesSupported by
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