A rhinoceros beside a sandy track in dry Namibian bush. Illustrative wildlife photograph.

Keep Namibia’s rhinos in the wild.

Practical support for rhino conservation in Namibia.

A watchful eye on the wild.

Rhino Eye Conservation Namibia brings a practical focus to caring for rhinos and the wild places they belong.

Canine support, cameras, operational essentials and vehicles all have a part to play. You can help with funding, equipment or an in-kind contribution.

Find a way to help

A black rhino among dry grass and thorn trees in Namibia. Illustrative wildlife photograph.

The wildlife photographs on this page are illustrative, not photographs of Rhino Eye’s field operations.

Put your support to work.

Choose an area to help. Ask us what is needed before contributing.

Canine / K9 unit

Canine care, equipment and day-to-day needs.

Support the canine unit

Camera support

Cameras and equipment to keep them working.

Help with cameras

Field operations

Practical essentials for conservation work in the field.

Support operations

Vehicles

Vehicles and the running needs of working in the bush.

Help with vehicles

Your equipment could help.

Have equipment or supplies to offer? Your business could help in kind.

Contact us before buying or sending anything, so we can confirm current needs.

Talk to Rhino Eye.

Ask about donating or tell us how you can help.

[email protected]

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Photographs: Rhino at Okambara, AnandievanZyl, CC BY-SA 4.0; Black Rhino, Etosha National Park, Namibia, Frank Vassen, CC BY 2.0. Resized, compressed and cropped for display. No affiliation with the photographers is implied.