Wildlife Guards Story
The Rhinoguard Project
RHINOGUARD is our first project.
We are a fashion brand with a good cause, this cause means we will support people working on the field helping to improve the situation in particular areas. That could be a Rhino Sanctuary for example. See more details on how much we donate and what facility exactly will benefit from it under the Beneficiary section.
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Within this section, all the represented institutions below will receive
20% of our annual profits.
The SanWild Wildlife Sanctury
Mission:
The SanWild Wildlife Trust works to conserve viable populations of critically endangered rhinos by supporting land acquisition in order to provide and establish well-protected wildlife reserves where rhinos can live in their natural habitats. They also support the acquisition, rescue, relocation and rehabilitation of any orphaned, injured or unwanted rhinos to well protected and approved wildlife sanctuaries. They facilitate the education, training, employment and deployment of counter poaching and K9 units that will ensure widespread benefits to rhinos and other endangered species. We work closely with relevant companies, private organizations and associated projects to ensure expertise and equipment to help build professional and highly specialized counter poaching units.
Sanwild Rhinosanctuary
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SanWild Wildlife Trust IT 8147/00
Public Benefit Organisation
No PBO 930 013 787
Registered Non-Profit Organisation
011-266
To ensure…
that increasing number of rhinos are placed in safe and protected sanctuaries in a free ranging habitat so that such animals can contribute to the overall genetic viability of rhino populations in the wild.
To train…
equip and deploy highly specialized counter poaching and rhino protection units to safeguard rhinos in approved wildlife sanctuaries.
To enhance…
the integrity of ecosystems and the protection of all endangered species.
To ensure…
that local communities are educated on how they too can benefit from conservation activities.