Would you ever consider living and working on a remote island? Where your only sources of entertainment are the ocean waves and bird songs? You’re… Read More »No Wi-Fi, no problem: Life behind protecting Namibian seabirds
The Namibian Youth Chamber of Environment (NYCE) in collaboration with the Namibian Chamber of Environment (NCE) calls on all Namibians to participate in the National… Read More »The National Environmental and Socio-economic Priorities Survey
What if we could turn our daily problems into job opportunities? Where there’s a problem, there’s a solution. On Tuesday, 21 October 2025, the Namibian… Read More »Rethinking waste in Namibia
Trees are an important part of life on earth. They clean our air, provide food, medicine and shade, conserve soil and support biodiversity. Yet, they… Read More »NYCE celebrates its first arbour day
The Namibian Youth Chamber of Environment will be hosting its first arbour day campaign on Friday the 10th of October 2025, under the theme: Fighting… Read More »Coming soon: Arbour Day 2025
Snakes are one of the most feared and misunderstood creatures in Namibia. For many people, the automatic reaction when encountering a snake is to kill… Read More »Looking beyond scales: Understanding and conserving snakes in Namibia
Wild dogs are barely hanging on to survival in Namibia. As our most endangered carnivore, wild dogs deserve more attention and conservation action. On the… Read More »Webinar report: Status of the African wild dog in Namibia
Imagine a world where everyone developed whatever they want and wherever they wished. Disastrous is an understatement – our planet and society would crumble. Environmental… Read More »Webinar report: Are Environmental Impact Assessments pointless in Namibia?
Namibia has the largest free-roaming black rhino population in the world. Sadly, many have succumbed to poaching over the last 20 years. Save the Rhino… Read More »Rhinos, rangers and resistance: Rhino conservation in Namibia
Renewable energy has been making headlines in Namibia recently, and the youth are excited to be part of the transition. But how can Namibian youth… Read More »Webinar report: Youth-driven renewable energy solutions in Namibia
