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Savannah in the Sky
The new Rhinos Without Borders monitoring aircraft, a two-seater Savannah piloted by Sven Bourquin, made its maiden survey flight over the landscapes of Botswana, on 02 March 2017. The aircraft’s...
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Mobile Bomas on the Move
Making use of mobile rhino bomas is a first in the Botswana wildlife industry; especially as these mobile bomas had to be specifically created to cater for their very special guests as well as the...
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Press release: Rhinos Without Borders airlifts latest batch of rhinos to safe...
The Rhinos Without Borders project has ensured a bright future for an additional 12 white rhino, which were recently airlifted to their safe new home in Botswana. In a bid to save the endangered...
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Linton Park Wine Estate & Hugo Rust Primary School donate a further R126 000
Dedicated supporters of rhino conservation, Linton Park Wines and the Hugo Rust Primary School, were able to make a whopping R126 426 donation to the Rhinos Without Borders initiative, on World Rhino...
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Get your limited edition Rhinos Without Borders apparel now
Struggling for a Christmas gift idea? We have the perfect suggestion for you. Why not purchase one of these limited edition rhino apparel items for a friend or loved one before Sunday the 19th of...
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Press Release: Rhinos Without Borders moves a further 40 rhino to Botswana
Rhinos Without Borders is proud to announce the successful translocation and release of another 40 rhinos from South Africa to Botswana. Rhino horn remains one of the most sought after animal products...
View Article2018 rhino translocation overview
Rhino horn remains one of the most sought after animal products in the illegal wildlife trade. Its value is greater than gold, making rhinos high-value targets for poachers. Rhinos Without Borders...
View ArticleDrought puts rhino translocation on hold
The Rhinos With Borders (RWB) team have successfully translocated 87 rhino but moving the remaining 13 has been temporarily postponed due to drought in Botswana. When a natural system is stressed by...
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ONGOING SUPPORT FROM LINTON PARK AND HUGO RUST PRIMARY SCHOOL
A special thanks to Linton Park & Hugo Rust Primary School Once again, the combined efforts of the Linton Park and Hugo Rust Primary School fundraising initiative, have made a generous donation to...
View ArticleProject update and future vision
The good news is that the Rhinos Without Borders project has met and exceeded our original goal to establish a substantial new wild population of rhinos in Botswana’s wilderness areas, with a current...
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