Namibian desert elephant female with calf
Namibian desert elephant female with calf
EHRA has facilitated peaceful relationships between free-roaming desert elephants and Namibian communities since 2003. The organization addresses human-wildlife conflict through practical interventions, education, and continuous elephant monitoring across shared landscapes.
Phone
+264 64 402 501Address
PO Box 2146, Swakopmund, Namibia
Support specific initiatives by Elephant-Human Relations Aid and see the direct impact of your contribution.

Build protective walls around rural water points and track desert elephants alongside the EHRA team.

10-day family conservation trip combining school building projects and elephant tracking.

Elephant education in Namibian schools, teaching communities how to coexist safely with desert elephants.

Secondary and university student groups spend two weeks on school building projects and a 70km desert trek.

6-month Work Integrated Learning placements for Namibian conservation and tourism students.

5-day training for Conservancy Game Guards and Ministry field staff on elephant behaviour and conflict mitigation.

5-day elephant awareness training for Namibian tour guides and tourism operators.

Sustainable Environmental Education for Development — inspiring young Namibians to lead pro-environmental change.

100km desert trek across EHRA's elephant range to raise funds for conflict prevention.

Self-catered treetop retreat overlooking the Ugab valley — all proceeds fund EHRA's conservation work.