Black Rhinos Return

A Black Rhino Conservation Success Story in the Maasai Mara, Kenya

Kenya's black rhino population is edging back from the brink and in the Maasai Mara, a quiet conservation success is taking shape. For over a decade, Sala's Camp has supported the Mara's dedicated rhino rangers with funding for essential equipment, specialist training and, most recently, cutting-edge technology. Over the past couple of years, The Safari Collection Footprint Trust has helped to accelerate progress, supporting two rhino ear-notching and tagging operations to fit over 20 Eastern black rhinos in the Mara with GPS transmitters, helping to keep the animals safe from poachers.

Restoring the Rhino Kingdom in Etosha National Park, Namibia

Ongava Lodge plays a vital role in one of Namibia's most inspiring conservation efforts—the long-standing mission to restore the black rhino population. As part of the national Black Rhino Custodianship Programme, Ongava has provided a secure, thriving habitat where both black and white rhinos can roam freely, contributing to a legacy of hope for future generations.