The Lion Rangers are please to announce that Ehi-rovipuka Lion Rangers, Matarakuni “Lorrie” Kavetu and Esau Tjeundo have been selected as Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism Assistant Rangers.
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Exchange Visit and Replacing Collars
During the past week, the Lion Rangers were visited by a delegation of community conservationists from the Omusati, Oshana, and Oshikoto regions. This exchange visit, motivated and supported by the Community Conservation Fund of Namibia (CCFN), served as a first point of contact to gauge the feasibility of expanding the Lion Ranger program to the communal areas north of Etosha National Park. Lions frequently leave the northern Etosha boundary to prey-upon pastoralists’ livestock, and are often killed as a result.
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