With the goal of conserving Namibia’s landscapes by combatting desertification, the project is evolving to active rehabilitation of degraded areas where indigenous plants once thrived. The recycling of water is combined with cultivating trees and plants in areas of severe landscape degradation.  

The Naankuse Forest Conservation Revegetation Project involves the construction of economically viable and ecologically sustainable nurseries at both Neuras Wine and Wildlife Estate, as well as at Kanaan Desert Retreat, both of these locations being managed by the Naankuse Foundation in a conservation capacity. Indigenous seeds of various native tree and shrub species (with a focus on endangered species) are collected and propagated using recycled water. These seedlings are then planted into areas where existing native vegetation has been reduced or lost because of human interference.