USA Ambassador to Namibia, Ambassador Randy Berry’s visit to Halifax Island

USA Ambassador to Namibia, Ambassador Randy Berry’s visit to Halifax Island

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U.S. Ambassador Randy Berry, British High Commissioner Charles Moore return from Halifax island to the port of Luderitz with leaders from the Namibia Nature Foundation, NAMCOB, and conservation supporters.
NAMCOB Scientists serving as Seabird Rangers Karin Moses and Natanael Hangula.

Ambassador Berry’s visit to Halifax Island highlights the crucial efforts to protect endangered seabirds and exemplifies the support and collaboration between NAMCOB and the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources in the conservation and rehabilitation of African Penguins.

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Improve Breeding Habitat

The habitat on the islands, particularly for the African Penguin has been severely degraded due to historical practices. 

Improving Food Availability

The primary reason for seabird population decline is due to a lack of available food, which primarily consists of sardines and anchovies.

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