By Simson Uri-Khob and Mike Hearn The conflict between local communities and wildlife is a major global conservation issue, especially conflicts with large animals that entail […]
Text and photographs by Jana-Mari Smith As tough as a rhino hide, the Namibian trackers of the Save the Rhino Trust (SRT) are the often-overlooked heroes of […]
The most valuable renewable natural resource in Africa Text and photographs Helge Denker The moniker ‘rhino security’ immediately indicates that there is an imminent, serious threat. […]
By Nita Pallett The road is long and winding, the landscape dry and scattered with loose red rocks and Euphorbia. Tall mountains litter the landscape. […]
By Jeff Muntifering Photograph: The Little Swiss as photographed by a Rhino Ranger team During the past few months after our successful mid-term training workshop, news has […]
Governments from around the world have vowed to take ‘decisive and urgent’ action against the illegal wildlife trade, by signing a declaration at the London Conference […]
Weavers Toursim & Marketing Service, on behalf of Uukwaluudhi Safari Lodge Management would like to bring the following to the attention of all esteemed Tour Operators, […]
Main photograph: Simson Uri-Khob of SRT with darted rhino. Dave Hamman Photography. Simson Uri-Khob, well-known for his role within the Save the Rhino Trust (SRT) in […]
On a photographic safari in a remote part of north-western Namibia we encountered a black rhino bull browsing in a small riverbed. He was roughly 200 […]
Etosha National Park ranks among Africa’s top game parks and is renowned for its outstanding game viewing. The fascinating stories behind some of Etosha’s game species have, however, disappeared over time. Willie Olivier looks to rediscover some of these stories.