BRinK stands for Biological Research in Kuzikus. It is a research station in the Kalahari Desert with exclusive access for biologists to over 100km² private wildlife inhabited rangeland and on-site facilities.
Projects available @ BRinK:
University students, volunteers and scientists are welcome to do their research, studies or internship with our organisation.
News
May 2013:
- New Buprestid beetle described and named Agrilus kuzikusensis, after our research area
- Reports out for Projects 2012,2013
- Projects out for February 2014
April 2013:
- Publication out by H. Campbell on Acacia ants here.
February 2013:
- New volunteering programme involves wildlife reserve maintenance and ecotourism background work, as well as with help with the black rhino calf! Go here
November 2012:
- BRinK Newsletter Read here
September 2012:
- Black rhino calf hand-reared @ Kuzikus here.
Contact us:
info@brink-namibia.com
+264 62 581614 (Namibia)
Facebook: our group or contact
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