Landscape Connectivity

Restore & Rewild

Monitor, Learn & Adapt

Engine for Sustainable Growth

Our Approach

ORKCA is building one connected conservation landscape in southern Namibia where healthy ecosystems, wildlife and people can thrive together.


Our approach is guided by four complementary strategies that connect and protect the landscape, restore ecological processes and biodiversity, strengthen science-based management, and create lasting social and economic value from conservation.

Landscape Connectivity

Connecting land. Restoring landscapes.

Connect fragmented habitats through strategic land incorporation and voluntary partnerships with neighbouring landowners, creating the ecological linkages required for a functioning conservation landscape.

Restore & Rewild

Bringing nature back.

Restore habitats, ecological processes and indigenous biodiversity to rebuild resilient ecosystems and enable wildlife to recover and move more freely across the landscape.

Monitor, Learn & Adapt

Science guiding action.

Use scientific research, ecological monitoring and practical management experience to measure change, guide conservation decisions and continuously adapt management.

Engine for Sustainable Growth

Conservation creating opportunity.

Build a thriving wildlife and biodiversity economy that creates opportunities for communities, sustainable livelihoods, responsible tourism and long-term conservation investment.

Projects

Partner and purchase adjoining land to create connecting habitat

Remove fences, plant indigenous species, reintroduce wildlife

Inclusive capacity sharing and co-governing with local communities, revenue generating activities

Protect wildlife, prevent poaching, research and continually learn

Core Values

Integrity and authenticity

Reconnection to nature and self

Conscious conservation

Immediacy and Impact-driven

OKRA Circle Only Transparent

Continuous Improvement

Pushing Boundaries

Activism

Continuous Learning

Inclusivity and Diversity