Tag Dr William Fowlds

13 Sep

World Rhino Day 2025

Every year on September 22nd, World Rhino Day reminds us of both the beauty and vulnerability of one of the planet’s most iconic species—the rhinoceros. These incredible animals, which have roamed our earth for over 50 million years, face unprecedented threats today. Their survival depends on the actions we take together. Rhinos are more than just magnificent giants. They are keystone species, meaning their presence is vital for maintaining the balance of their ecosystems. By grazing and shaping vegetation, they help create habitats for countless other animals and plants. Their survival is tied to the health of the savannas and forests they inhabit—ecosystems that support biodiversity, clean air, fresh water, and local communities. Yet, despite their ecological importance, rhinos continue to be driven toward extinction.

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27 Aug

Wildlife Game Capture, Chemical Immobilization, and Relocation Course

This hands-on course provides participants with in-depth training on wildlife game capture, chemical immobilization, and safe relocation techniques. Designed for conservation professionals, veterinarians, wildlife rangers, and those passionate about wildlife management, this course ensures students gain real-world experience in handling Africa’s iconic wildlife species. Participants will learn about best practices, ethical considerations, public education strategies, and the integration of anti-poaching efforts in wildlife operations. All food, accommodations, and airport transfers are included. Each day will also include at least one game drive for wildlife observation and learning opportunities in the field.

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16 May

Endangered Species Day | Keeping the Momentum for Wildlife

Every day is Endangered Species Day at Global Conservation Force—but on this globally recognized day, we take the opportunity to reflect, celebrate, and reaffirm our unwavering commitment to the wildlife and wild places that need our help the most. Conservation is not an overnight win; it’s a long-term, strategic, and collaborative mission. That’s why we build our efforts around lasting impact—and few examples illustrate that better than our work to protect rhinos.

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11 Jan

Coffee and Conservation: The Story Behind The Last Ranger with Cindy and David Lee

At Global Conservation Force, we believe in the power of storytelling to inspire action and awareness about critical conservation issues. In this blog, we’re thrilled to share highlights from our latest podcast episode of Coffee and Conservation, where we spoke with the creative minds behind the award-winning short film, The Last Ranger.

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4 Jan

“The Last Ranger” Makes the Oscars Shortlist!

This powerful film, shot in the Eastern Cape at Amakhala and Kariega Game Reserves, is based on true stories of rhino poaching. It shines a light on the devastating toll of poaching on both humans and wildlife.

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27 Jun

WATCH – Holding the Frontline

"Holding the Frontline" is an impactful short conservation documentary set in South Africa.

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