Equipment donated to field rangers of Kruger National Park

From visual awareness campaigns and events, our mission is to raise awareness in varying forms and to reach diverse audiences, locally and abroad. We aim to stop the demand by getting to the rhino horn user.

In a collaborative effort to raise awareness about rhino poaching, Rhino Disharmony joins forces with the Greater Kruger Environmental Protection Foundation (GKEPF), a respected non-profit organisation assisting with the cooperation and coordination necessary for combating environmental crime.

The Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit, the Umbabat Counter-Poaching Unit, high-profile celebrities, fashion models from Boss Models Cape Town, well-connected individuals in the creative industry and rhino scarves from Lalela were used in the campaign for the Saviours’ Army.

Rhino Disharmony provided support to participants in the Timbavati Traverse. Set in and hosted by the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, part of the Greater Kruger, the Timbavati Traverse is an adventure trail that raises awareness and funds for anti-poaching units.

Launch of Rhino Residency Initiative at Motswari Private Game Reserve. The initiative encourages the participation of artists to use their voices in the war against rhino poaching.

The field rangers of the Houtbosrand section of the Kruger National Park, with section ranger Marius Renke at the head, were the recipients of much-needed equipment.

Using art as the vehicle of driving the message, the documentary about Rhino Disharmony put the spotlight on the rhino poaching crisis. Through the creative and artistic collaboration with world-famous artists the message about the relentless onslaught on this iconic species was once again put firmly in the spotlight.

Freshlyground lead vocalist Zolani Mahola and internationally renowned pianist Tian Jiang, as well as other ambassadors collaborated in one global voice against rhino poaching in the first big musical and artistic concert for Rhino Disharmony.