This collection of stories represents a snapshot of bush control and biomass utilisation practices in Namibia, as seen through the eyes of people working in this growing sector. Bush encroachment in Namibia has a negative impact on biodiversity and groundwater recharge, amongst others. Despite this, encroacher species are a phenomenal natural resource with great potential for economic growth, poverty alleviation, employment and energy security. Through the sustainable utilisation of bush biomass, rangelands are being restored and habitats are recovering. The information contained in this pocket guide highlights some of the benefits, successes and sustainable practices applied in the biomass sector. It guides users on what has worked through trial and error on a case-by-case. A quick reference of the common encroacher species in Namibia is included in the guide.