When visiting nature areas in Namibia, stay on marked tracks, keep a long distance from wildlife, and never feed animals or leave litter, because many parks and conservancies are managed with strict low-impact rules. In places like
Etosha National Park and the
Namib Desert, locals and guides treat the landscape as something to be respected rather than crossed casually, and even off-road driving or approaching waterholes too closely can be frowned on or restricted.