A cause we can
all get behind.
As our business grows, so does our responsibility.
A portion of every purchase is donated to wildlife organizations to help protect endangered species.
Current partnership
Rhino Revolution
Location
Hoedspruit, South Africa
Their mission
Protecting rhinos from illegal
poaching (killing) and wildlife trade
For more information, please visit
www.rhinorevolution.org
Here's what your purchase supports
Rhino Dehorning
Rhinos are extremely powerful. Poachers will kill rhinos to ensure their safety when removing their horns. Removing the horn discourages poachers from killing a rhino.
Rhino horns grow back so this must be done every two years.
The horn is removed to prevent the rhino from being killed by poachers.
The Rhino Revolution team carefully restraining a rhino for dehorning.
Primarily composed of keratin, the main component found in our hair and fingernails.
The horn is removed to prevent the rhino from being killed by poachers.
Highly trained armed guards and dogs help protect a family of rhino from poachers.
Armed guards and dogs patrolling the fence line against poachers.
Armed guards on horseback watching over a group of orphaned rhinos.
Highly trained armed guards and dogs help protect a family of rhino from poachers.
Orphan Rhinos
When a new mother rhino is poached, the orphan rhino must be taken care of to ensure its survival.
In time, these rhinos are released back into the wild to live a normal life.
Taking care of orphan rhinos with the eventual hope of releasing them back into the wild.
A group of five orphaned rhino.
Taking care of orphan rhinos with the eventual hope of releasing them back into the wild.
Green Kids Project
Conservation through education.
Enrichment inside and outside of the classroom. Educating the youth on the conservation efforts required to keep their home safe.
A student groups first time out into the wild.
A student groups first time seeing a rhino dehorning.
A group of students outside of the classroom during their field trip.
A student groups first time out into the wild.
Wild Shots
Outreach
Engaging conservation in young people through photography.
A group of students on their way out to spend some time in nature.
Student showing off his photograph of rhino dehorning.
A student showing off his work.
A group of students on their way out to spend some time in nature.
Classroom outreach
Classroom outreach
A student group posing for pictures during their field trip.
Classroom outreach
Eco-Children
Solving the burdens of poverty through access to education.