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[…]
What a wonderful World Rhino Day ! 22nd September 2023 at Barnyard Theatre – Emperors Palace, Kempton Park. Dear valued guests and esteemed sponsors,We want to express our heartfelt gratitude for the unwavering support and participation in our recent event. To our guests, we cannot thank you enough for gracing us with your presence and Read more about BARNYARD THEATER – RHINO FUNDRAISER 2023[…]
INSIMBI EVENT RUN WITH NIGEL BRICK & CLAY On the 18th of October, Nigel Brick & Clay hosted and sponsored our Insimbi Event run which was a fun-filled day with like-minded people running/walking in order to raise awareness and funds for the protection of our rhino. A massive THANK YOU to our August Rhino Ambassador, Read more about Insimbi Event Run with Brick & Clay[…]
DEHORNING 2020WITH COUNCIL OF CONTRIBUTORS AND SAVING THE SURVIVORS Dehorning, a sad but necessary step that needs to be taken to reduce the risk of these animals being killed. The reality is that by cutting their horns off, we make these animals less of a target and devalue them in a poachers eyes. To Read more about DEHORNING 2020 WITH COUNCIL OF CONTRIBUTORS AND SAVING THE SURVIVORS[…]
ADVENTURE WITH A CAUSE – OCTOBER October has been an action-packed month here at Insimbi beginning with our Adventure With A Cause AWAC weekend where our wonderful supporters have the once in a lifetime opportunity to see behind the scenes what it takes to keep our rhinos safe and happy. Three days of educational and Read more about AWAC – October[…]
An article written about why we need your support during lock down. https://boksburgadvertiser.co.za/388109/insimbi-legacy-projects-in-need-of-support-during-lockdown/
Do you want to be our monthly rhino ambassador ? You’ll get a certificate of appreciation and special discounts and a limited edition Insimbi cap. Send direct message for more information
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[…]