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Fundraising / Impact / Members / Our work / Uncategorised

Why Membership Matters

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Africa / Black rhino / Bringing experts together / Namibia / Our work / Protecting rhinos / Rhino species

Namibia Launches Exciting New Black Rhino Association | Black Rhino Conservation in Namibia

Experiences in Kenya: 2025 Michael Hearn Intern trip

Africa / Impact / Kenya / Our work

Experiences in Kenya: Lewa and Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancies

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Africa / Our work / Poaching crisis / Protecting rhinos / Rangers / South Africa / Uncategorised

Tracking and detection: How dogs support anti-poaching operations in HiP

Our 2024 Big Give Christmas Appeal raised £84,332 to support Save the Rhino Trust’s (SRT) Mounted Patrol Unit (MPU) in Namibia’s Kunene Region.

Africa / Black rhino / Fundraising / Impact / Namibia / Our work / People and communities / Protecting rhinos / Rangers / Rhino habitat

How donkeys are helping to protect Namibia’s black rhinos

Rhinos in the Kunene region

Africa / Black rhino / Impact / Namibia / Our work / People and communities / Protecting rhinos / Rhino habitat

Challenges and Progress for Namibia’s Black Rhinos

Africa / Our work / Rhino species

Uganda Rhino Reintroductions

Lush green Mpala Borehole

Africa / Impact / Kenya / Protecting rhinos / Rhino habitat / Uncategorised

Ensuring Water Availability: Upgrading Borana’s Borehole

Africa / Events / Fundraising / Kenya / Our work / Partners / Rangers / Uncategorised

The 2025 ForRangers Ultra Race Diary: £125,000 raised for Kenya’s Rangers

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Africa / Kenya / Our work / People and communities / Rhino habitat

Mazingira Yetu: Innovation in Sustainability

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Africa / Impact / Protecting rhinos / South Africa

Air support for uMkhuze’s rhino monitoring efforts

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Africa / Black rhino / Impact / Kenya / Rhino habitat

A Home for Black Rhinos