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300 Himba households – more than 3000 people – received a cash dividend from Conservancy Safaris Namibia in the last 3 months. Most families used this money to buy food because cattle losses in the drought of the past three years mean that the Himba staple food – milk – is in short supply

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300 Himba households – more than 3000 people – received a cash dividend from Conservancy Safaris Namibia in the last 3 months. Most families used this money to buy food because cattle losses in the drought of the past three years mean that the Himba staple food – milk – is in short supply
by Dr Margaret Jacobsohn | 01 April 2016

CSN would like to thank all of its 2015 guests for making this distribution of N$150 000 possible. Special mention must be made to the generous Bassett family and the Sandy’s, as well as TUSK.

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Garth Owen-Smith is awarded the Prince William Award for Conservation in Africa from the Tusk Trust in recognition of his lifetime contribution alongside Dr. Margaret Jacobsohn to the restoration and conservation of wildlife in Namibia
The late Garth Owen-Smith, formerly CSN's senior expedition guide, is awarded the Prince William Award for Conservation in Africa from the Tusk Trust in recognition of his lifetime contribution alongside Dr. Margaret Jacobsohn to the restoration and conservation of wildlife in Namibia
By Sarah Barns For Mailonline 25 November 2015

A lifetime achievement accolade was handed to the late Garth Owen-Smith for his successful community-driven initiatives in Namibia...

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