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Previously on ParkTalk:
#5: 30 August 2006: ‘National and Private Parks - the past and the future
A presentation delivered by Dr Chris Brown of the Namibia Nature Foundation (NNF) on the past and future of Namibia’s national and private reserves and their importance to the protected area network in Namibia.
#4: 24 May 2006: ‘What’s the point of Rhino Management?’
A presentation by Pierre Du Preez, Chief Conservation Scientist at DSS on the biological management of black Rhino in Etosha National Park.
#3: 03 October 2005: ‘Do the parks need condoms?’
A presentation on the links between HIV/AIDS and Natural Resource Management, by Birga Ndombo, Martha Mwandingi and Jonathan Smith.
#2: 03 August 2005: ‘What are the Parks worth?’
Dr Jon Barnes, a Natural Resource Economist within the Ministry of Environment and Tourism gave a presentation from the findings of a completed study on the value and financing of Namibia’s protected areas.
#1: 16 May 2005: ‘Performance of park agencies in Southern Africa and innovation for improving park management’
Dr Brian Child, an associate professor from the University of Florida in the USA, gave a presentation on innovative park management.
Next on ParkTalk:
#6: 01 November 2006: ‘Parks and Namibian Crafts’
This session of ParkTalk will investigate the potential opportunities for small partnerships towards poverty alleviation. The guest speaker will be Karin le Roux of the Omba Arts Trust
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