NAPHA represents over 300 Members committed to ethical, sustainable, and high-standard hunting in Namibia. Whether you are a hunting professional, outfitter, or conservation advocate, becoming a NAPHA member ensures that you are part of a respected and influential community.
Why Join NAPHA?
Professional Recognition – Showcase your commitment to ethical, sustainable hunting
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Industry Representation – We work closely with Namibia’s Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism (MEFT) to protect your rights
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Conservation Advocacy – Help shape national and international policy on wildlife utilization
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Networking & Exposure – Be listed in the NAPHA directory, attend events, and expand your professional reach
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Resources & Support – Stay updated on legislation, training, and conservation developments
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Member Discounts – Access exclusive industry-related benefits
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Make a Difference – Contribute to programs like Hunters Support Education, Hunters Against Hunger, and HUAP
As a NAPHA member, you become a vital part of a respected professional body that stands for the ethical use of Namibia’s wildlife. Membership gives you a voice, visibility, and a direct role in shaping the future of conservation hunting.
Membership Types & Fees
NAPHA offers several membership categories to suit professionals, supporters, and industry partners.
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Professional Hunter (PH)
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Master Hunting Guide (MHG)
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Hunting Guide (HG)
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Big Game Hunter (BGH)
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Extraordinary Member (EM) – Income derived from hunting activities or ownership of safari company
All ordinary members must have passed the official Namibian hunting examination.
Ordinary/ Extraordinary Membership Fee (2026/27): N$ 5 270.00
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Membership Cycle: 01 September – 31 August annually
Member Benefits
Practical Support
Central Windhoek office with admin support for members
Courier & parcel services
Member marketing and web listing
Event representation (e.g. US & European hunting expos)
Representation & Advocacy
Dialogue with MEFT and key ministries
Policy input on the Arms & Ammunition Act, Wildlife Acts, and CITES
Participation in local, regional, and global hunting associations (SCI, DSC, CIC, FACE)
Resources & Education
Free and discounted training: hunting assistant courses, first aid, cooking, skinning, bow hunting
Updates on legal changes, conservation research, trophy measurement
Access to the NAPHA ART Medal System
Public Relations & Conservation
Support initiatives like Hunters Against Hunger & Hunters Support Education
Promote Namibia as a premier hunting destination
Resolve conflicts via our Disciplinary Committee & Ombudsman
