Get involved
Join the work
Partner, volunteer, support education, or take part in Rhino Charge with Rhino Ark.
Community partnership
Fence attendants from forest-adjacent communities
Verified impact
Protect forests, water towers and wildlife with evidence
Education support
School programmes beside mountain forests
Ongoing relationship
Partner, volunteer or support with ownership
Contact the team
Tell us how you’d like to take part: volunteering, education support or partnership.
- Kenya Wildlife Service Headquarters, Langata Road, Nairobi
- Aberdare / Mount Kenya field office in Nyeri, Kenya
- info@rhinoark.or.ke
Volunteer eligibility & safety
- Roles are coordinated from the Nairobi and Nyeri offices. There is no walk-up field placement.
- Fence attendant recruitment is typically from forest-adjacent communities.
- Safety, eligibility and any child-safeguarding rules are confirmed before a placement is offered.
- Email info@rhinoark.or.ke with the role you can offer. Do not travel to a fence line uninvited.
Ways in
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- DonorImpact, trust, donateContinue →
- Foundation / partnerEvidence and programmesContinue →
- Corporate / ESGAlignment and contactContinue →
- GovernmentProgrammes, evidence, policyContinue →
- ResearcherReports, data, landscapesContinue →
- Community / CFAProgrammes and opportunitiesContinue →
- MediaFacts, films, contactsContinue →
- Student / schoolEducation journeyContinue →
- PublicStories, map, take partContinue →
Rhino Charge
Since 1989, off-road teams have raced the Rhino Charge to raise KES 2.8 billion for fences, patrols and communities on Kenya’s water towers. Organisers pick new venues each year under strict leave-no-trace rules, including sorted refuse and recycling.
Explore Rhino Charge
KES 2.8 billion total sponsorship raised by Rhino Charge teams in aid of Rhino Ark conservation projects.
KES 93.9 million allocated directly to Rhino Charge host communities.
Since 1989
Decades of fundraising for mountain forest conservation.
How you can take part
Support the work
Partner with Rhino Ark by funding electric conservation fencing, wildlife protection, forest stewardship and livelihoods for forest-edge communities. Every contribution links to GPS-mapped, reported and auditable work you can stand behind.
Join the missionPartner with us
Work with Rhino Ark on fencing, species recovery and community livelihoods across Kenya’s water towers.
Partner with usVolunteer
Enquire about fence attendant recruitment and support roles coordinated from the Nairobi and Nyeri offices.
Enquire about rolesRhino Charge
Kenya’s annual off-road fundraising challenge supporting fence programmes and forest protection since 1989.
Explore Rhino ChargeEducation programmes
Support conservation education with schools connected to mountain forest communities.
Learn moreEvents
Rhino Charge, conservation education and volunteer pathways, with dated public events when announced.
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