Dehorning is something none of us ever want to have to do. For us, every rhino is an individual we know and care about, which is why making the decision to dehorn them is never an easy one. But when it can give our rhino a better chance of surviving the ongoing threat of poaching, Read more about Protecting Our Rhino: A Successful Dehorning[…]
Protecting rhinos in the wild requires more than just presence — it demands skill, precision, and constant learning. That’s why ongoing training remains a core part of how we equip our Anti-Poaching Unit (APU) to do what they do best. Recently, our anti-poaching rangers took part in a telemetry refresher session, while some of our Read more about Telemetry Training: Strengthening Our Ability to Protect[…]
In the bush, every day brings both beauty and unpredictability. While our work is deeply rewarding, it also comes with real challenges — and that’s why preparation is never optional. It’s essential. Recently, our ground staff and Anti-Poaching Unit (APU) team successfully completed their Level 1 First Aid training. This milestone is more than just Read more about First Aid Training: Being Prepared When It Matters Most[…]
This is a long overdue thank you to Masslift Africa for joining us last September for a Rhino Guardian Experience at Insimbi. From the moment their team arrived, it was clear that this would be more than just a corporate getaway. It was an opportunity for connection — to nature, to conservation, and to one Read more about A Long Overdue Thank You to Masslift Africa[…]
At Insimbi, we are constantly reminded that conservation is not something we can do alone. It is built on partnership, shared purpose, and people who are willing to step in and make a difference. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Ubuntu Resor for joining us for a Rhino Guardian Experience and for Read more about Thank You to Ubuntu Resor[…]
20 January 2026 In 2016, the world looked very different — and so did life for our oldest rhino girl, Shinkwe. January of that year marked a defining and heartbreaking moment in her journey. Shinkwe survived a poaching attempt after being shot in the shoulder. Because she was found quickly, she was able to receive Read more about 10 Years of Strength: Shinkwe’s Story[…]
As we step into a new year, we pause to reflect on 2025 with full hearts and deep gratitude. 💚It was a year that reminded us, time and again, that conservation is never a solo journey. It is a collective effort — powered by people who care deeply about protecting our rhinos and safeguarding their Read more about Reflecting on 2025: A Year of Protection, Community, and Hope[…]
Today is one of those moments that will forever hold a special place in Insimbi’s story. Today, we officially welcome Zara. 💗🦏✨ Over the past weeks, our community came together to help us name Messina’s June-born calf — a moment made even more meaningful as she is Insimbi’s first-ever fourth-generation baby. From votes and comments Read more about Welcome to the World, Zara[…]
Some Fridays leave us with more than just a sense of relief at the end of the week — they leave us with gratitude, goosebumps, and renewed hope for the future of our rhinos. 🦏💚 On 24 October 2025, Insimbi Legacy Projects was honoured in an extraordinary way when El Roi Carries (Pty) Ltd took Read more about Driving Conservation Forward[…]
On 28 September, the spirit of conservation, community, and purpose came together at Rietvlei Dam, where Kyndryl hosted a charity run in collaboration with Insimbi Legacy Projects — all in support of protecting South Africa’s rhinos. 💚 Set against the natural beauty of Rietvlei, the day was filled with energy, determination, and a shared commitment Read more about Running for a Cause — Protecting Our Rhinos[…]