Shannon Elizabeth Foundation

We have wonderful, feel-good news to share! World-famous poaching survivor Thandi is now a Grandmother. Thandi's firstborn, daughter Thembi, is now a proud Mum herself Thank you to the Kariega Game Reserve team for taking such good care of Thandi and her family To save a species, we need to save and protect each individual.... #rhinoconservation

Thanks again to our #RangerRelief donors The campaign funds have been used to buy essential working equipment like high-quality binoculars that will be used by rangers to keep our wildlife safe This equipment was donated to the provincial government wildlife authority, Ezemvelo KZN South Africa. ... Thank you to the Wild Tomorrow Fund for distributing the equipment to the rangers that need it the most #worldrangerday

NEWS! Three South African National Parks employees have been arrested in connection with rhino poaching at the Kruger National Park. Read the news article below Thanks to the dedicated and hard working Kruger National Park anti-poaching unit, 16 suspected poachers have been arrested between July and September this year.... #Corruption #southafrica

Our founder Shannon Elizabeth will be joining the international panel discussion regarding the unspeakable cruel and brutal nature of South Africa’s lion farms and the predator breeding industry. Join TODAY 26th October! 5.15pm SAST... 3.15pm UK 11.15am EDT Login link: https://youtu.be/mXVA8wE1mw0 Warning - graphic footage "Our Majestic Lions: Unfair Game" featuring Lord Ashcroft and Ian Michler.

Did you know? The Sumatran rhino (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) is possibly the world’s rarest large mammal, and one of the most critically endangered. The population consists of only 80 individuals, including 8 that are in captive-breeding centers in Indonesia. ... Watch the video https://youtu.be/JxweByXQcok Want to find out more about these critically endangered species? Visit https://rhinoreview.org/rhino/sumatran/

OUR WEEKLY RHINO REVIEW NEWSLETTER IS OUT! https://bit.ly/37wO7fw By Peter Borchert, Editor-in-Chief. "Big, rich, and diverseso why is Africa so poor?... Africa is my home. On the one hand, I love it with a passion undimmed by my 70-odd years on its red Earth. But on the other, I feel utter despair, a deep sense that it is being ruined to a point beyond revival. It is not a good place for one's psyche to be. My thoughts and emotions are woven into a strangely patterned fabric that is both complex and bewildering. Africa could, or should, be leading the world in hope, innovation, and compassion for people and the land, but it is not. Why?" #africa #Corruption Sign up to our weekly newsletter, visit https://shannonelizabeth.org/ or https://rhinoreview.org/