N/a'an ku sê-Foundation

Anyone who wants to volunteer in Namibia or is particularly interested in big cats and the carnivores of this country will probably stumble across Naankuse sooner or later. The name Naankuse – or actually N/a'n ku sê – comes from the San language and means as much as “God will protect us”. The Naankuse Foundation, which over the years has developed into a renowned conservation organisation, was founded by Marlice and Rudie van Vuuren and combines animal protection in wildlife sanctuaries with social commitment in the form of schools and a clinic. The lodges of the Naankuse Foundation are spread all over Namibia and offer a variety of activities. And if you don't just want to watch but lend a hand as well, you've come to the right place: Volunteers can help out everywhere at Naankuse and support research in the reserve, track animals and collect data, build camps and waterholes or play and learn with the children at school. Volunteer tourism is also an important source of funding for the organisation. If this kind of volunteering sounds like the perfect holiday for you, or if you are simply looking for beautiful lodges where you can relax and get to know Namibia's wildlife at the same time, take a look at the Foundation's website: www.naankuse.com. Download the Exploradio app on Google Play (coming soon) or on iOS (currently free) to hear more about Namibia. The app also has a GPS-function to link the audio clips with monuments and other points of interest and if you prefer to read, you can find a long description on the app. For more information visit our website. ⁠www.audioguidenamibia.com⁠ Voice-Artist: Sylvie Sij Hashimwe Written by: Lisa Ossenbrink An Exploradio Audioguide Namibia Production

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