SPONSOR A ROCKWOOD RHINO CARER
You can contribute meaningfully by helping to cover the caring and conservation costs of our huge rhino herd – by sponsoring a rhino carer, ranger or even researcher.
Currently, we have the following rhino carers in need of sponsorships:
Ciska
Job Title:
Conservation Scientist
Years At Rockwood:
Five
Dependent On Her:
Our Orphan Rhinos
Thomas
Job Title:
Rhino Ranger
Years At Rockwood:
Five
Dependent On Him:
The Entire Herd
Join OUR Rockwood Rhino FAMILY
With no government funding, our rhino survival depends entirely on the generous contributions of people like you.
160 baby rhino births... and counting!
research and development programmes
The true benefits
of private wildlife conservation
- A recent annual report by SANParks shows that South Africa’s Kruger National Park has lost an alarming 70% 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 160 baby rhinos to date, with 10 newborns joining our family as recently as February 2021, taking our rhino population to more than 300.
Our Donation Promise
100% of your donation goes to keeping our rhinos alive.
2020 Conservation Success Stories
2020 hasn’t been easy for anyone — the effects of Covid-19 reached far and wide, and were felt in the realm of rhino conservation too. But, no matter what challenges come our way, we persevere and give our all to saving the Southern white rhino. We’d like to share nine conservation success stories from Rockwood for 2020.
Leading Grill Company, Megamaster, Gets Involved
We’re always looking for new ways to initiate rhino conservation. So when South Africa’s leading grill company, Megamaster, approached us about a collaboration, we were super excited. The key ingredient in Megamaster’s innovative new eco-friendly firelighter, called Rhino Balls, is our very own rhinos’ dung.
Wish To Volunteer In Africa? Pack Your Bags!
Are you inquisitive? Do you love change, adventure and discovering new places, new horizons and new ways of looking at the world? Most importantly, do you care? South Africa is home to some of Africa’s most important conservation projects where wildlife experts are fighting the threats to wildlife and biodiversity daily.
