Pride of Namibia: The Greatest Conservation Story Ever Told

Namibia has the world's largest cheetah population, a flourishing black rhino population, and an expanding lion population, and a brighter future for its people. Responsible travelers make it all possible. Learn more: http://worldwildlife.org/NamibiaPride In 1990, a new country was born in southern Africa. Its name comes from a local word, Namib: "land where there is nothing." But today, Namibia is home to one of the greatest wildlife recovery stories the continent has ever known. Namibia revolutionized wildlife management. Conservation was written into the constitution. And rural communities joined their lands to form conservancies and manage their wildlife for the benefit of the people. Almost half of the nation is now under conservation management.