Plan to save wild horses

The wild horses are recognised for their value to both tourism and as a means for local communities to generate income through concessions.
Ellanie Smit
  • 4 Year Ago - 2019-11-29 00:00:00
ELLANIE SMIT The environment ministry has released a management plan to save the feral horses living in the Namib Desert from extinction, recognising the tourism value that these ...

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