The behind-the-scenes work is just as important as the miles covered on the ground. Every helping hand, every hour of preparation and every contribution brings us closer to a shared goal: supporting the rangers on the frontline of rhino conservation.

During the recent Rhino Cup Youth Champions League games and the Girls Champions League at Warmquelle, players of all ages came together through their shared love of football, community and conservation.

Vast, rugged and relentless, Kunene is a landscape where every kilometre matters. Across this remote terrain, Save the Rhino Trust’s teams work alongside communities and Rhino Guardians to monitor and protect Namibia’s free-roaming black rhino.

If you’re passing through Palmwag, stop by the SRT camp and browse our selection of merchandise. From practical essentials to keepsakes, every purchase is a small way to support the people working on the ground to protect Namibia’s desert-adapted black rhinos.

As the sun rises over Namibia’s vast wilderness, the day begins from above. An early morning flight takes to the skies to track and monitor black rhinos across the remote landscapes they call home. A different perspective on the vital work of protecting Namibia’s black rhino.

Not every member of the patrol team walks on two legs. Meet SRT’s donkey patrol team – hardworking companions helping our field teams navigate the rugged landscapes of northwestern Namibia.

On 19th September 2026, the Wildlife Ranger Challenge, organised by @tusk_org , brought rangers and supporters together to celebrate solidarity within the ranger profession. The event also helped raise vital funds for the frontline guardians of Africa’s biodiversity.

Behind every protected rhino is a team of dedicated people working tirelessly on the ground. A few glimpses from Save the Rhino Trust’s Rhino Ranger Award Ceremony, celebrating the people who give so much to the protection of Namibia’s rhinos and wild spaces.

SRT supported 38 female rangers through a dedicated three-day wellness programme, focusing on resilience, self-care, stress management, communication and personal growth. Discover the full story in the GRAA newsletter and sign up to receive more stories: gameranger.org/

From the team in Palmwag, happy World Rhino Day! Today, we celebrate Namibia’s rhinos and the people who protect them. From the daily work of our Rhino Guardians to the energy and determination of the Challenger event, every effort counts.

Today our SRT rangers took on the Wildlife Ranger Challenge with the support of @tusk_org and @B2GoldCorp. Across Africa, ranger teams ran in solidarity to honour the people on the frontline of conservation. Watch them run.

Today, SRT Rangers take on the challenge! 💪 21 km. 22 kg. One shared mission. This is far more than a race. It is a powerful demonstration of strength, resilience and camaraderie. Photography: Marcus Westberg Learn more: wildlife.rangerchallenge.org

We are officially counting down to the 2026 #WildlifeRangerChallenge! Support our rangers by donating to the Ranger Challenge fundraiser through the link below. Join our fit and determined team as they take on the 21 km race on September 19th. wildlife.rangerchallenge.org…

The countdown is on! With just five days to go until the Wildlife Ranger Challenge, our rangers are preparing to put their strength, endurance and determination to the test. Help us make this year’s challenge count! Donate here: wildlife.rangerchallenge.org… Photo: Marcus Westberg

Support the Save the Rhino Trust team by donating to our fundraiser. Your contribution directly supports our rangers and helps us continue our vital rhino conservation work. Donate here: wildlife.rangerchallenge.org… Photo credit: Marcus Westberg

Rangers face immense challenges in their roles as frontliners, including limited resources and dangerous working conditions. This September, SRT Rangers will join rangers across Africa to run 21 kilometres carrying bags weighing 22 kilograms. wildlife.rangerchallenge.org

We are proud to be among the 7 winners selected from 50 bids received by the @AusRhinoProject . This contribution will be earmarked for community outreach activities to support rhino management activities initiated by the Namibian Environment Ministry. 📷 Macrus Westberg

SRT’s four-legged, long-eared friends help us keep rhinos safe by allowing our team to reach hard-to-reach places much more efficiently. Special thanks to @savetherhino for their ongoing support for this important project; sometimes four legs are just better than two!

These vehicles have been made possible through a long-term partnership with Tusk Trust and Jaguar Land Rover; partnerships that play a vital role in supporting SRT’s work. A huge thank you to Tusk Trust and Jaguar Land Rover for your continued support!

Support our rangers as they take on the Wildlife Rangers Challenge by donating to our Ranger Challenge fundraiser through the link below. Your donation not only supports our rangers but also celebrates the vital work they do every day. Give here: wildlife.rangerchallenge.org…