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Rhino Dehorning and Conservation Medicine

SOUTH AFRICA

Hoedspruit, South Africa

Group 1
August 17th – 24th, 2025

4,850 USD
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Overview

Join conservationist Steph Arne and African Parks in a groundbreaking mission to rewild 2000 rhinos across Africa. This week-long adventure (17th - 24th August 2025) combines hands-on veterinary experience with community outreach and anti-poaching efforts, offering you the chance to directly impact one of Africa's largest conservation projects.

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4,850 USD
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  • 20% Non-Refundable Deposit
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INCLUSIONS & EXCLUSIONS

Includes: Accommodation, meals, in-country transport, field activities, insurance, and lectures
Excludes: International flights and personal travel insurance

GROUP SIZE

Capacity: 10 delegates per group to ensure personalized training and collaboration

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Rewilding Rhinos: Be part of the monumental African Parks project to relocate and reintegrate 2000 rhinos into the wild.
Veterinary Experience: Gain hands-on skills in handling African wildlife, including darting, dehorning, and collaring.
Anti-Poaching Efforts: Work alongside the Black Mambas, an all-female anti-poaching unit, and assist with canine unit health screenings.

DAILY ACTIVITIES

Week 1: Hoedspruit – Greater Kruger Area
  • Morning: Engage in wildlife handling workshops, focusing on immobilizations and translocations of African species.
  • Afternoon: Participate in rhino dehorning operations, a critical step in anti-poaching strategies.
  • Evening: Reflect on the day’s activities during group discussions led by expert conservationists.
Visit to Klerksdorp – Rhino Rewilding Project
  • Morning: Observe and assist in helicopter darting operations to capture and relocate rhinos.
  • Afternoon: Learn about forensic techniques in rhino poaching investigations and participate in community outreach initiatives.
  • Evening: Join interactive lectures on conservation medicine and biodiversity challenges.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCES

Kruger National Park Safari: Spot the Big 5 during a guided safari in one of the world’s most famous wildlife reserves.
Community Outreach: Contribute to local initiatives that support families and livelihoods near national parks.

ACCOMODATION & MEALS

Lodging:
  • Comfortable accommodations in Hoedspruit and Klerksdorp, designed for convenience and a connection to nature.
  • Single-occupancy requests can be arranged upon availability and may incur additional fees.
Meals: Prepared by a private caterer, meals feature a mix of African and international cuisines. Special dietary needs can be accommodated with advance notice.

INCLUDED SUPPORT

Transportation: All in-country transport, including airport transfers and field site travel, is fully arranged.
Field Activities: All veterinary supplies, permits, and helicopter time are included.
Support Team: A full-time teaching veterinary and conservation team will guide and mentor you throughout the trip.