Protecting Our Rhino: A Successful Dehorning

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[…]

10 Years of Strength: Shinkwe’s Story

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[…]

Reflecting on 2025: A Year of Protection, Community, and Hope

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[…]

Welcome to the World, Zara

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[…]

Successful Collaring Thanks to Tumelo

Early September was a big day for us at Insimbi – 5 of our rhinos were successfully fitted with state of the art AI tracking collars. This is more than just technology on their legs – it’s another layer of protection for their future. This collaring would not have been possible without the incredible support Read more about Successful Collaring Thanks to Tumelo[…]