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Paratus helps researchers track endangered desert lions

Paratus Namibia is helping researchers monitor Namibia’s desert-adapted lions by providing satellite internet at the Desert Lion Conservation Trust’s (DLCT’s) research station at Möwe Bay. The area, located in the Skeleton Coast area, has mobile network coverage. The DLCT has monitored desert lions in north-western Namibia for the past 20 years. Fewer than 100 of […] The post Paratus helps researchers track endangered desert lions appeared first on The Namibian .

The Namibian21 Jul 2026, 12:11 pm
Paratus helps researchers track endangered desert lions

Paratus Namibia is helping researchers monitor Namibia’s desert-adapted lions by providing satellite internet at the Desert Lion Conservation Trust’s (DLCT’s) research station at Möwe Bay.

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The area, located in the Skeleton Coast area, has mobile network coverage.

The DLCT has monitored desert lions in north-western Namibia for the past 20 years. Fewer than 100 of the lions are believed to remain.

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Originally published by The Namibian on 21 Jul 2026, 12:11 pm. View original article
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