RESEARCH
Research Opportunities at Insimbi
The Research Program supports scientific studies that strengthen conservation outcomes. Researchers have access to a living ecosystem that includes rhinos, diverse plant species, amphibians, reptiles, insects, and broader habitat systems.
This program is ideal for academic institutions, conservation professionals, and students conducting structured research with practical conservation value.
Study. Understand. Protect.
Research Focus Areas
The property provides a controlled yet natural environment for meaningful field research.
Research may include (but is not limited to):
• Rhino ecology and behaviour
• Habitat and vegetation studies
• Biodiversity assessments
• Reptile and amphibian populations
• Insect and ecosystem health
• Conservation management strategies
Research Proposal Requirements
To ensure alignment with conservation goals, proposals should include:
Research Objectives
Clear goals and conservation relevance.
Methodology
Detailed explanation and justification of methods.
Study Duration
Expected time on site.
Project Timeline
Milestones and deliverables.
Project Summary
Overview of significance and expected contribution.
Ethical Compliance
Adherence to site regulations and conservation ethics.
Research Program Rates (2026)
Fees are provided on quotation.
Cost depends on:
• Duration of stay
• Project requirements
• Resource needs
Why Conduct Research At Insimbi
• Direct contribution to rhino protection strategies
• Access to a protected conservation property
• Opportunity to support applied conservation work
• Collaboration with an active anti-poaching environment
Research here doesn’t stay theoretical — it informs real protection decisions on the ground.
