Kenton Rhino Rising 2026 – Rhino Rising Workshop

Join three respected Eastern Cape conservation voices for an important afternoon exploring the future of rhino protection—and why successful conservation depends on rhinos, ecosystems and people thriving together.

Our Speakers

Dr William Fowlds

The significance of the Eastern Cape as a rhino conservation area

A brief history of rhino conservation in the region and an update on the current situation.

Peter Chadwick

Shifting rhino protection towards a landscape-based approach

Exploring how interconnected landscapes can create a future in which rhinos, ecosystems and people thrive together.

Lindy Sutherland

The role of communities in the landscape strategy

Understanding why community participation, opportunity and shared responsibility are essential to long-term conservation success.

Event Details

Saturday, 19 September 2026

14:00–17:00

Venue to be confirmed

We will contact all registered attendees as soon as the venue has been finalised.

Entry

Entry is by donation, with a suggested contribution of R100 or more.

Every contribution supports rhino conservation and helps strengthen practical efforts to protect this iconic species and the landscapes and communities connected to its future.

Whether you work in conservation, live in the region or simply want to understand how we can build a more sustainable future for rhino, this conversation is for you.

Part of Kenton Rhino Rising: a Kenton weekend for conservation.

View the full weekend programme:

https://kenton.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Programme-Kenton-Rhino-Rising-2026.pdf