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Registered in Namibia as a non-profit trust, NaDEET is a vibrant environmental education organisation. At the core of NaDEET’s programmes is our environmental education centre located on the NamibRand Nature Reserve. Children and adult participants learn first-hand about sustainable living, biodiversity and the balance between humans and the environment. Our environmental literacy and outreach programmes complement the Centre’s activities and expand its reach nationwide. Since 2019, NaDEET has opened a day visitor's centre in Swakopmund, the NaDEET Urban Sustainability Centre.
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News@NaDEET
January 2021
Over 200 trees and rain!
Namibian summer is here and finally after a long drought we have had approximately 50 mm of rain so far. This makes it the perfect time to plant the Camel-thorn saplings that we have been growing throughout this past year in our tree nursery. With the help of two university students, our kitchen, garden and maintenance team have planted over 200 trees over the holidays.
December 2020
Ending on a High with Interesting Research Results

As the year reaches the end, we are glad that our three student-interns could complete their research projects with us even through the most difficult times. Check out the latest additions to our research section.
November 2020
Workshop Series Participants Give Input
In preparation for our new “Teach for ESD” Teacher Development Programme, we invited stakeholders from diverse backgrounds to give us their input through a series of three workshops. Teachers, education advisors and academics, and fellow non-governmental environmental educators advised us on various aspects of the project design, material needs and monitoring and evaluation. The project will commence in January 2021.
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