This one-week Rhino Conservation and Management program is based at the famous Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary in South Africa. Care for Wild is the world’s largest orphaned rhino sanctuary: a rescue, rehab, and release project for rhinos orphaned by poaching.
In this program, students spend one week learning from our Loop Abroad teaching veterinarian and from the Care for Wild staff about the rescue, care for, and protection of rhinos. It includes educational lectures, daily feeding and upkeep of young rhinos, learning about wildlife monitoring and anti-poaching in the field, game drives, and the chance to observe essential procedures or new intakes that may happen while students are on-site.
If you love rhinos or are interested in learning how a successful wildlife conservation project runs, this is the program for you! It can be combined with our South Africa Zoo Medicine program.