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  1. #Namibia - #Wildfires have consumed more than a third of #Etosha National Park, causing extensive damage and confirmed losses of #wildlife.
    775,163 hectares, roughly 34 percent of the park, have been scorched since fires started on 22 September.

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  2. #Namibia - #Wildfires have consumed more than a third of #Etosha National Park, causing extensive damage and confirmed losses of #wildlife.
    775,163 hectares, roughly 34 percent of the park, have been scorched since fires started on 22 September.

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  3. In #Namibia hat ein #Feuer den #Etosha-Nationalpark verwüstet.
    Wie die Regierung in Windhoek mitteilte, wurde etwa ein Drittel der Weideflächen in dem Wildreservat zerstört. Mehr als 500 Soldaten seien im Einsatz, um die Feuerwehr und die Parkbehörden bei der Brandbekämpfung zu unterstützen. Das Feuer ist nach Angaben der Regierung vor einer Woche ausgebrochen. Die Ursache werde noch untersucht.

    deutschlandfunk.de/feuer-verwu

  4. Our final night in #Etosha didn’t go exactly to plan, but we got to witness a rare event - a cloudy Namibian sky 2025 has been unnaturally wet for #Namibia. Though not wet enough to undo their #drought, it still brought about levels of rainfall not seen in decades #timelapse #milkyway #nature

  5. On our last #safari through #Etosha, we stumbled upon a pair of hyena pups chilling just outside their den Equal parts sleepy and playful, it takes all the self control in the world to stay a safe distance away and not disturb their peace #namibia #wildlife #photography #nature #heyna

  6. On our last #safari through #Etosha, we stumbled upon a pair of hyena pups chilling just outside their den Equal parts sleepy and playful, it takes all the self control in the world to stay a safe distance away and not disturb their peace #namibia #wildlife #photography #nature #heyna

  7. Past, present and future land land cover across the #Etosha landscape published in Regional Environmental Change. Such insights can inform #sustainable land use planning and management in Namibia and contribute to implementation of the African Union Agenda2063. rdcu.be/ejN8t @yesiuoy.bsky.social