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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
Tracking a desert-adapted black rhino on foot is an unforgettable Namibian adventure
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
The free-ranging black rhino found in the Kunene's communal rangelands represent the last substantial population of any species of rhino outside of a protected area
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Michael Viljoen
Black rhinos were classified as Critically Endangered after to a 97% population decline since 1970
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Dana Allen
Save the Rhino Trust Namibia is responsible for leading all rhino tracking and monitoring activities
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
Maintaining a respectful distance while black rhino tracking
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
Wilderness' partnership with the SRT and the surrounding "Big 3" conservancies has made a significant difference to rhino security in Damaraland
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
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Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp
Credit: Wilderness
