Ride 4 Rhinos – a rhino dehorning
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COVID APU Field Ranger Funding
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Housing for the Anti Poaching Unit
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A Trailer for Injured Rhino’s
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Dr Mike Toft Zululand Wildlife Treatment Centre
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Investing in our Community
CycleAdmin2020-07-02T12:49:11+02:00Water Project for the KwaNgwena Community
Thanks to a fundraising event organised by the chairman of our German NGO, Cycle of Life e.V, we were able to complete the Water Project for our neighbours, the KwaNgwena Community. This is one of our largest and most significant projects, supplying constant running water to the Velakukhanya Combined Primary School and their community. Together with our main sponsors, Cycle of Life Charity Funds and Zuka Game Reserve we installed a solar powered pump and piping from a borehole along the river to the school 3km away. This provided the school with a consistent supply of running water which they haven’t had for at least 5 years, having to rely in the interim on rainwater and inconsistent water deliveries from the government. Once their tanks are full the overflow supply is then distributed to several tanks in the community. We were privileged to have Miss Earth at our opening ceremony.

Riding for a Cause | Impact of The Cycle of Life on Rhino Conservation
CycleAdmin2020-07-02T12:49:39+02:00On Sunday 12th March 2017, among 35,000 avid cyclists, set to take on the 109km Cape Town Cycle Tour, was The Cycle of Life team.

2017 Cycle of Life Team
Rene, Faye and Simone, of The Cycle of Life

Dehorning

Rhino Horn Shavings

It is estimated that there are less than 2,500 black rhino left in Africa

The Vet applies a bandage after the foot has been cleaned and treated with antibiotic

The injured rhino with her two calves
Have you felt the heat of a Rhinos hide
Developer12020-07-02T12:50:00+02:00The cycle of life team cycles the Isimangaliso MTB Race funds for Rhino conservation
CycleAdmin2020-07-02T12:50:25+02:00As rhino poaching is escalating yearly we are forced to take serious action in protecting this dying species. The Cycle of Life™ Team will cycle this unique 4-day-stage, 260 km event, starting in the uMkhuze game reserve section and ending in the seaside resort of St Lucia within the iSimangaliso Wetland Park to raise funds for rhino dehorning, anti-poaching and relocation.