Gauteng schools join the Rhino Art Project for World Rhino Day 2017
During the week of the 21st September 2017, we celebrated World Rhino Day with the “Rhino Art – Let the children’s voices be heard” project. This project aims to bring…
Rhino Art @ HESC invites schools to celebrate World Rhino Day on 22 September 2017
World Rhino Day is being celebrated on 22 September this year and the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre (HESC) is reaching out through its Rhino Art @ HESC project to schools…
WCE visits H.H. Thiele Primary School for the Rhino Art project
On World Rhino Day (22 September), our WCE coordinators and participants visited is H.H. Thiele Primary School as part of the Rhino Art project, as well as to donate some…
A tour with a twist; from Conservation to Rhino Art
Last month, our friends at Highline Tours brought a group of youngsters, together with their parents, for an educational tour at the centre. However, this was not a regular tour…
HESC and ‘Rhino Art’ partners visit 4 schools
Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre (HESC), Project Rhino KZN and Panarottis I’langa Mall partnered together and visited Lumukisa Primary School, Skukuza Primary School, Curro Nelspruit College and St. Peters Primary School as…
We visit Lumukisa Primary School
Our Wilidfe Conseration Experience (WCE) student coordinators visited Lumukisa Primary School on 7 April 2016. Their first stop was at deputy principal Thina’s office. Thina took the team through to the…
250,000 children say ‘NO!’ to rhino poaching
The Wildlife Conservation Trust and The Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre partnered with Grant Fowlds and The Kingsley Holgate Foundation. They formed an organisation called Rhino Art, whose purpose is to communicate…
Children expressing their love for rhinos
Hurleyvale Primary school learners The Rhino Art Initiative was a movement started to give young people a voice against poaching by using their art. The movement travels to different schools…