Rhino Revolution USA

27/12/2023

Marvelous. What an incredible experience, to communicate like this with a wild creature.

15/09/2023

Well done to all! Such a great effort.

26/08/2023

Our new baby has a name!

26/08/2023

Please support if you can.

Happy Rhino 🦏 Friday everyone!

We are looking for people who love Rhinos 💕🦏 to Join our Revolution and to help us by adopting / sponsoring the Lucky 5 so that we can continue to monitor and protect them in the wild 🌱!

Join our Adopt a Wild Rhino programme and be the first to receive all of the latest updates on the Lucky 5 and their wild offspring!

Donating R500 will make you part of team Rhino Hope, R800 makes you a Caring Companion and R1000 makes you a full Rhino Protector!

Sadly with the horrendous level of poaching activity in the area, releasing rehabilitated orphans back into the wild isn’t the end of the story. In order to keep the Lucky 5 and their wild calfs safe we support 24 hour anti-poaching operations and carry out full time monitoring. Your donations will help us to continue to keep the Lucky 5 safe and thriving in the wild.

Follow this link http://www.rhinorevolution.org/adopt-rhino to donate and Join the Revolution today!

23/07/2023

Now you know!

11/07/2023

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It takes between 4 - 8 minutes for a rhino to fall once it's been darted. A good pilot constantly assesses what the rhino's movements will be while it runs through the bush, and maneuvers the chopper to "guide" the rhino towards an area that's safe for the animal, plus accessible to the ground team. Conservation pilots need mad skills and a high dose of precision to get a veterinarian into position to land a dart on the rump of a rhino that's on the move through thick bush.

Orton Bosman with Heligisti is a true and flew absolutely perfectly for Dr Rowan Leeming to dart (a lot) of rhinos .....

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08/07/2023

Hope this sends a message to the others and deters them from committing these awful crimes.

22 years behind bars for Rhino poacher.

A poacher from Mozambique has been convicted and sentenced to 22 years in prison for killing two rhinos in the Kruger National Park.

Enock Ngobeni, 31, appeared at the Skukuza regional court on Tuesday for the crime he committed in April. He was sentenced for poaching-related offences.

Mpumalanga National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) regional spokesperson Monica Nyuswa said Ngobeni pleaded guilty to the crimes and was convicted of trespassing, contravention of the Immigration Act, two counts of killing rhinos, conspiracy to commit an offence and possession of a dangerous weapon.

She said on April 17 rangers of the Tshokwane section, near Skukuza Rest Camp, were patrolling and found two rhino carcasses. They followed footprints and found Ngobeni and his unknown accomplice in possession of a firearm and two fresh horns.

“Ngobeni was arrested. His accomplice escaped and is still on the run,” she said.

Nyuswa said Ngobeni pleaded guilty to the crime and in aggravation of sentence, regional court prosecutor Lot Mgiba led DNA evidence of horns that were found in their possession, and it matched two carcasses found in Tshokwane section.

“The NPA is pleased with the speedy finalisation of the matter. We welcome the conviction and sentence.”

20/06/2023

Ah, so precious.

24/05/2023

Interesting facts about rhino’s.

10/05/2023

A sunrise Mimi reporting for breakfast milk 💚🦏💚

And a huge THANK YOU to Rhino Revolution for their generous contribution of R30 700 towards our Mimi’s rehabilitation. 🎉 Your support means the world to us and will have a huge impact on Mimi’s recovery. 💕

Your kindness and compassion towards these magnificent creatures is truly inspiring. We are honoured to have you as a partner in our mission to protect and conserve our precious rhino. 🥰