HELP RHINOS STAY ALIVE
Thanks to your support in helping rhinos, we haven’t had one poaching incident in five years.
Join the Rockwood Rhino Force
We receive no government funding so our rhinos’ survival depends entirely on generous contributions by people like you.
130 BABY RHINO BIRTHS AND COUNTING
WILDLIFE RESEARCH PROGRAMMES
rhino repopulation and relocation
Sponsor a Rhino
Current Age
3 years
Date of Birth
Feb 12th 2018
Reason Orphaned
Natural causes
Current Age
5 years
Date of Birth
Feb 12th 2016
Reason Orphaned
Poaching
Current Age
2 years
Date of Birth
Sep 30th 2018
Reason Orphaned
Natural causes
Current Age
5 years
Date of Birth
Feb 12th 2016
Reason Orphaned
Poaching
Sponsor a Ranger or Carer
Luke
Experience
3 years
Date of Incorporation
Sep 30th 2018
Functions
Rescue
Gina
Experience
5 years
Date of Incorporation
Feb 12th 2016
Funcions
Vet
Our Donation Promise
100% of donations goes towards helping rhinos.
WHY PRIVATE RHINO RESERVES COULD BE THE SPECIES’ LAST HOPE
- A recent annual report by SANParks shows that Kruger has lost an alarming 70 percent of its rhino population in the last decade.
- In contrast, private reserves experience very few poachings. Only 37 of the 394 rhinos killed in South Africa in 2020 were on private reserves. Rockwood, for one, has not had a single poaching incident in the last five years.
- In addition, our reserve has celebrated the birth of more than 130 baby rhinos to date, with 10 newborns joining our family as recently as February 2021, taking our rhino population to more than 300.
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