Rhino Conservation Experience
Rhino poaching has reached a crisis point. At present, three of the five species of rhino are critically endangered, with two having fewer than 80 animals left in the wild. The good news is that, together, we can contribute to the survival of the species in the wild.
Ranger Buck Safaris arranges exclusive access to rhinos during the darting process and subsequent research work undertaken by the authorities.
The Experience includes the following
Assisting to manoeuvre the animal into a safe position
Monitoring vital signs of the animal
Drilling and inserting horn microchips or total de-horning, if required
Recording important measurements including length of canines, paws, body length, body weight.
Applying medication and ointments
Cutting of ear notches for identification purposes
Recording important measurements including horn length, shoulder height and body length
The Experience includes the following
Assisting to manoeuvre the animal into a safe position
Monitoring vital signs of the animal
Drilling and inserting horn microchips or total de-horning, if required
Recording important measurements including length of canines, paws, body length, body weight.
Applying medication and ointments
Cutting of ear notches for identification purposes
Recording important measurements including horn length, shoulder height and body length
Once in a Lifetime Opportunity
Once the rhino has been mobilized all crew and guests will enjoy a full bush breakfast. During the breakfast there will be a full de-brief of the operation and reflection of the encounter. Your efforts would have made a meaningful contribution to the survival of the species.
This is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity to contribute significantly to the conservation of the rhino species for future generations to enjoy.
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