Our Inongwe truck is currently working its way across the continent – its last pit stop to date – Namibia. In total the truck will cover seven countries and everyone is excited about meeting the real Inongwe in Zambia!
Sadly, over 700 of South Africa’s rhinos have already fallen prey to poaching in 2014 and Kenya suffered what is possibly its worst attack in 25 years this July. Across Africa rhinos are facing the very real threat of extinction – something our latest campaign is hoping to address. Live on Facebook and Twitter , please join us in the fight against poaching and share your fave rhino snaps using our #SaveInongwe hashtag!
On a mission to save rhinos?
* Give back to organisations such as Save the Rhino International to pay for equipment including fuel, food rations, and field equipment (transmitters, radios, raincoats, and boots).
* Book a safari in Africa’s many parks and reserves, as very visit adds much needed funds to the conservation coffers
* Due to launch on 17 October, you can also get involved in the Bad Hair Day Challenge. Upload your bad hair day selfie to Twitter of Facebook, add the #SaveInongwe hashtag and either nominate or donate to your favourite rhino charity
Last, but by no means least, we’d like to give a big shout out to everyone who joined the Global March For Elephants & Rhinos on World Animal Day!