Supporting wildlife protection and environmental education across South Africa
With the growing numbers of displaced elephant calves, we need to rehabilitate orphaned baby elephants and give them a second chance in life.
Approximately every 25 minutes, an elephant is killed. Without action, there will be no African elephants left by 2040.
Rhino poaching has been driven by the demand for rhino horn in Asian countries. Rehabilitating rhinos involves round-the-clock monitoring.
Every rhino saved represents hope for the species. Our work at HESC has helped rehabilitate numerous rhinos back to health.
We cannot protect wildlife without the support of rangers. This all-female unit searches and destroys wire snares as strong community caregivers.
The Black Mambas serve as role models in their communities, demonstrating that women can be powerful protectors of wildlife while providing essential income to their families.
As more wildlife and elephant habitats disappear, educating the future generation about environmental conservation becomes crucial.
Conservation starts with awareness. By educating young people about the importance of wildlife, we create the next generation of conservation champions.
Launched February 2021
Our goal is to help the wildlife organizations we support by donating UAV technology to improve wildlife conservation efforts. Drones allow rangers to monitor vast areas efficiently, spot poachers, and track animal movements.
Launched January 2024
Harnessing the power of Bitcoin to support meaningful, real-world wildlife conservation in combination with education efforts for the next generation.
View Bitcoin ProjectLaunched July 2022
Fundraising collaborations with artists and galleries. Discover new bronze sculptures by artist François Vandenberghe & Cafmeyer Gallery for the benefit of HERD orphanage.
Every donation, no matter how big or small, makes a difference in protecting wildlife.