New publications on rangeland restoration complete the NamTip factsheet series and provide practical guidance for farmers and decision-makers in Namibia.
April 2026: NamTip Writing Retreat advances key joint publications
Project partners met in Potsdam to push forward collaborative papers, syntheses, and practice-oriented outputs in an intensive and productive writing retreat.
February 2026: New batch of factsheets published on bush thinning and bush use
New insights on the long-term effect of bush thinning rangeland restoration and on biomass value chains as pathways to address bush encroachment in Namibia.
January 2026: Two Master's theses successfully completed in NamTip
From rangeland resilience to bush biomass value chains: Marlen Britsch and Svea Muche presented new insights from the social science component of the NamTip project.
January 2026: New article on "social tipping points" in pastoral systems
The ethnographic study by Diego Menestrey Schwieger explores how "social tippint points" shape livestock loss, recovery, and resilience among Ovaherero pastoralists under growing environmental and social pressures.
