What South African Companies Should Know Before Giving

Care for Wild states that it is a B-BBEE Level 1 Broad-Based Black Socio-Economic Development Contributor, with a…

Where You’ll Sleep, Eat and Work as a Volunteer

Volunteers at Care for Wild stay in shared wooden cabins with ensuite bathrooms, hot showers and Wi-Fi, eat…

From Critical Condition to First Milestones

This rescued rhino calf was two months old, severely dehydrated, extremely thin and too weak to stand when…

Before You Partner: What Biodiversity Reporting Asks of You

Measuring biodiversity impact means understanding how your business depends on nature, how it affects nature, and what risks…

Two Very Different Ways to See Mpumalanga’s Wild Side

Kruger National Park offers scale and famous wildlife viewing across nearly two million hectares. Barberton offers something quieter:…

Life After Release: Why Rewilded Rhinos Still Need You

Adopting a rewilded rhino supports an animal that has already been released into a protected wild environment. Your…

What We Look for Before Partnering With a Company

A charity partnership works when it’s built on more than a logo and a press release, when both…

A Safari Where Your Stay Funds Conservation

A purpose-led safari is a trip where the booking itself funds conservation work, not just a game drive…

Two Ways to Adopt, and How to Choose Between Them

Monthly adoption gives Care for Wild predictable, ongoing support and helps plan care over months or years, while…

From a Poaching Scene to Rewilding and Release

Taro is a black rhino who arrived at Care for Wild as an orphaned calf after his mother…

Team Building That Funds Conservation Work

Rhino View Lodge offers companies a genuine alternative to the standard corporate retreat venue, accommodation inside Barberton Nature…

A Gift That Keeps Giving, Long After the Birthday

A rhino adoption makes a genuinely different birthday gift for an animal lover, instead of another object, they…

Nurturing Young Minds & Transforming Education Jan-Aug 2026

Care for Wild’s conservation education programme, part of its community conservation projects, brings Good Work Foundation’s Open Learning…

Satara’s Journey

From Kruger Orphan to Wild-Born Mother: Satara’s Journey Satara, the first Kruger orphan rhino brought to Care for…

Rhino Horn Trimming

How Corporate Rhino Adoption Supports Your ESG Reporting

Corporate rhino adoption gives companies a concrete, verifiable way to demonstrate environmental commitment. It funds specific, measurable conservation…

What a Day as a Care for Wild Volunteer Actually Looks Like

A day at Care for Wild starts early, with hands-on animal care, bottle-feeding calves, cleaning bomas, and preparing…

Adopt or Donate? What’s the Difference.

Adopting a rhino means symbolically supporting one individual rhino’s story, with updates and a certificate to follow their…

Does Dehorning Rhinos Actually Stop Poaching?

Dehorning does not harm a rhino, the horn is made of keratin, like a fingernail, and regrows over…