On Monday, 17 June, we invited the community to “Take a Walk on the Wild Side” – and you showed up in the most incredible way. Our very first Charity Walk was a beautiful, heartfelt success, and we are filled with gratitude for every step taken in support of rhino conservation. We want to extend Read more about Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Charity Walk![…]
The Insimbi family recently bid farewell to the incredible amphibian research team as they packed up their gear and headed off to their next research site. Over their time with us, they worked tirelessly through late nights, early mornings, and even enjoyed the occasional midday nap. Amidst it all, the team uncovered fascinating findings, collected Read more about Farewell to the Amphibian Research Team: A Journey of Discovery at Insimbi[…]
On Saturday, 2nd November 2024, Insimbi Legacy Projects hosted the highly anticipated Amazing Race Out of Africa, and what a day it was! The event brought together passionate participants, a dedicated team of organizers, and incredible sponsors—all working together to support the vital cause of rhino conservation. The energy, excitement, and camaraderie on display made Read more about The Amazing Race Out of Africa: A Day to Remember![…]
On 22 September 2024, the Insimbi family came together with an incredible community of supporters to celebrate World Rhino Day with our Rhino Run, Walk, and Cycle event at The Big Red Barn. The day was filled with energy, enthusiasm, and a shared commitment to protecting our majestic rhinos. A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Read more about Celebrating the Success of the Rhino Run, Walk, and Cycle at The Big Red Barn![…]
Solo cyclist “Ettienne Soekoe” has cycled 369km in under 24 hours across the world’s oldest desert. It took a total of 20 hours and 40 minutes for Ettienne to finish the Nedbank Desert Dash. Ettienne raised awareness and much needed funds for rhino protection. Ettienne and Sandy Soekoe have been proud supporters of Insimbi Read more about Cycling for Rhino[…]
This is our latest addition to our rhino family. Welcome to the Insimbi family! This mom keeps a close eye one her little calf. “It might not come as a surprise that rhinos — because of their sheer size — are next on the list with a gestation period of about 450 days. This Read more about Welcome into the world little one![…]
An update from Ettienne Soekoe who will be cycling the #nedbankdesertdash in Namibia this December, to raise awareness and funds for our Insimbi Rhino ! …….. “Just an update for my final Dash Big prep – starts on Thursday morning 5:00am. I will be Cycling down to Durban & On Sun. race the Amashova road race (106Km). Read more about An update from Ettienne Soekoe[…]
In studio at Radio Today talking to Joy Dube Ruwodo on “THE JOYS OF LIFE” show. Talking about rhino, cycling, crazy cyclists , community projects and more rhino ! We are asking the community if you have any children’s bikes in good condition to donate to a worthy community project that we are involved with.
Doing what we can in order to try and protect the species. Dehorning helps to deter poachers as the risk factor to poach these rhino is just too high and the payout is just too low. Dehorning was done efficiently and professionally by amazing veterinarians. A owner does not want to see their animal with Read more about DEHORNING OF RHINO[…]
“I have the opportunity to take part of an event in which I assist a private rhino owner to protect their precious animals. I literally walked a mile in their boots. The day starts off by packing your bags and driving almost 5 hours to the Limpopo province. Upon arrival we are then introduced to Read more about A MILE IN THEIR BOOTS[…]