02May
TOSCO celebrates 10 year anniversary
In 2012, tour guide Félix Vallat had a dream. He wanted to strengthen the relationship between the tourism industry, in which he worked, and conservationists…
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30Jun
TOSCO & NDP working hand in hand
The Namibian Dolphin Project (NDP), A non-profit, research and conservation organization run by several independent scientists and educators, has been working in Walvis Bay and…
Read more13May
Creating awareness to the Namibian youngest audience with cartoons – poaching
TOSCO and PAKO teamed up to make learning fun while explaining the importance of conservation and looking after Namibia's natural resources and wildlife through cartoons.
Read more15Apr
TOSCO and LightForce supports conservancies with solar power
Nowadays most of us take energy for granted, forgetting that we use it for everything. From home to work, from the way we entertain ourselves…
Read more01Apr
The COVID-19 Coronavirus , what does it mean for tourism and conservation?
TOSCO usually supports conservation initiatives through collecting membership fees from tour operators, but in the light of today's crisis we need to adjust and welcome…
Read more30Mar
Storytelling with Watercolor
Alice Colson grew up in the western part of France, the Loire Valley. As a child growing up in an art-loving family, she always enjoyed drawing and…
Read more20Mar
Plant trees, teach kids, light up, share skills
TOSCO (Tourism Supporting Conservation) is an initiative started by Felix Vállat in 2012. We have a responsibility to ensure that Namibia’s wilderness areas remain pristine…
Read more31Jan
Mount View school goes on a city tour
Mountain View Secondary School recently won the 3rd prize in a national before/after clean up challenge aimed at involving and encouraging schools to partake in the…
Read more21Oct
The game guards
Someone needs to take care of the wildlife on communal land; this includes the monitoring, patrolling of wildlife and other resources and making sure the…
Read more21Oct
Successful Clean up Challenge
Equipped with bags, gloves, mask and a strong sense of purpose, around 4,000 kids from 42 different schools across Namibia, helped clean up their surroundings,…
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