Blog posts tagged as Critically Endangered Rhino

What it’s like to be involved in a Black Rhino dart!

It’s the early afternoon on a very hot day. Everyone is sleeping when the alarm sounds. “Everyone get ready as quickly as you can; we are off...

Black Rhino Conservation with WWF

We are extremely excited to premier a short documentary film about Wildlife ACT’s black rhino conservation work that is being done with WWF to help...

Black Rhino Monitoring Volunteer Experience

I have been getting to know the various signs of rhino activity and how to distinguish between different individuals. It’s also really important...

Tracking my first black rhino in Malawi

It’s been an amazing start to my stay at Liwonde National Park in Malawi. I'm volunteering for the Black Rhino Research programme, which is...

Raising rhinos: Establishing a new population of Black Rhino

Dr Simon Morgan and Chris Kelly of the Wildlife ACT Fund assist Jacques Flamand, who heads up WWF’s Black Rhino Range Expansion Project...

Rhino Conservation – summary 2011

During the course of this year our Wildlife ACT team and conservation volunteers assisted with the capture of 3 Black Rhino, some of which were...

Black Rhino released back into Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park (HiP)

On the 30th of December 2010, an injured Black Rhino that had been destined for a relocation project, was released back into its original home in...