LATEST NEWS

2022 - KENYA NORTHERN
WHITE RHINOS
Hamish Currie visited Kenya in April 2022. He visited Ol Pejeta ranch in Laikipia where he saw Northern White Rhino’s, Najin and daughter Fatu.

2022 - DR HAMISH CURRIE VISITS RUMA NATIONAL PARK
In January 2019 Back to Africa was asked by Kenya Wild Life Services to generate an action plan to save Kenya’s last roan antelope.

2022 - SENEGAL LION
COLLARING PROJECT
Panthera Senegal contacted us early in 2022 and requested veterinary assistance with the immobilisation and collaring of the most western population of West African Lions in Niokolo Koba Reserve in Senegal.

2022 - APPOINTMENT OF NEW DIRECTORS
We are pleased to announce the appointment of our two new directors Dr’s Joel Alves and Ben Muller. Both are wild life veterinarians resident in Hoedspruit Limpopo province South Africa. They have both worked in a variety of African countries including Mozambique, Nigeria and Senegal. Our previous directors Dr’s Peter Morkel and Michael Knight will stay on as senior advisors

2021 RUMA NATIONAL PARK ROAN ANTELOPE NATIONAL RECOVERY PLAN
2020- URGENT CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR RHINO REVOLUTION
The tourism industry is suffering due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Rhino Revolution have launched an urgent campaign to raise funds for the vital dehorning program. Watch their new brand video below. Lend your support and donate to the cause

2020 - CO-FOUNDER OF BACK TO AFRICA, CONSERVATION HERO PETE MORKEL
Conservation legend Dr Pete Morkel is fighting for his life in a battle with cancer. Friends and colleagues have launched a global fundraising campaign for his treatment.

2020 - BACK TO AFRICA DIRECTOR HAMISH CURRIE VISITS KENYA

2019 - HAMISH CURRIE
VISITS EAST AFRICA
Where he met with Tony Fitzjohn from Mkomazi reserve in Northern Tanzania

2019 BACK TO AFRICA DIRECTOR PETER MORKEL TRANSPORTS ZOO RHINOS TO RWANDA
Back to Africa director Peter Morkel transports zoo rhinos to Rwanda