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Carrying Capacity
Once home to 2'200 sheep, the land can already feed over 800 herbivores. Extra work on vegetation should lift that number. Provided we reintroduce new generations of animals. Competition between cattle farming and wildlife killed a large portion of endemic residents
pauljacquin7
Feb 153 min read


Foundational 2025
The WHAT of 2025 in colours. When a 1'000 pictures tell 1'000 stories. Beyond establishing a baseline for flora and fauna, we got blessed by a lot of progress in levelling up our infrastructure. 2025 laid the foundations. 2026 builds momentum.
pauljacquin7
Jan 34 min read


Timeless Reflection: the WHY?
WHY should everyone feel connected to Rewilding. Both at a personal and community level. Progress compounds: small steps taken by enough people over enough time is the only math that works.
pauljacquin7
Jan 1, 20263 min read


The Löwen and Fish River Canyons: Namibia’s Ancient Wrinkles
If rocks could talk, the ones in southern Namibia would sigh and say: “been there, done that”. The geological bones of the Löwen and Fish River Canyons have been baking under the sun for around 300 million years , storing tales of tectonic drama, fiery magmas and ancient rivers. These formations belong to the Namaqualand Metamorphic Complex , which, despite sounding like a rock album, happens to be one of the oldest geological foundations in southern Namibia . Once, these r
pauljacquin7
Nov 3, 20252 min read


Green Shoots & Gravel Plains
Rewilding notes from the Nama Karoo Rain check: With only 50–100 mm a year (sometimes all at once, sometimes not at all), Löwen River...
pauljacquin7
Sep 28, 20252 min read
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