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Dunes in the Dorob National Park.
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The Namibian government and a conservation group have teamed up to call on visitors to the coast of Namibia, particularly those entering Dorob National Park, to familiarise themselves with the rules and regulations to mitigate the destruction of the area’s fragile and unique biodiversity. Many of the transgressions that have been noted relate to off-road driving by 4WDs, quad bikes and motorcycles. Read more: allafrica.com

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