Organisation

Stop Rhino Poaching NPC (Reg # 2011/127862/08) is a Not-For-Profit Company and Public Benefit Organisation (PBO# 930054491).

Both the name Stop Rhino Poaching as well as our logo are Trade Marked and may not be used in any form without our consent.

Better known as StopRhinoPoaching.com, we launched in July 2010 as an independent web-based platform, dedicated to raising awareness and support for the war against rhino poaching. Although independent, StopRhinoPoaching.com enjoys a close working relationship with many recognised role players, their opinion and experience proving invaluable when establishing projects and allocating funds. Support for rhino in National, Provincial and selected Private Reserves is a primary objective and as such, the majority of our resources are channelled in this direction.

Please take note that StopRhinoPoaching.com is ISSUE-NEUTRAL when it comes to the proposed trade in rhino horn. Our focus is on rhino PROTECTION.

Mission and Vision

StopRhinoPoaching.com is committed to helping protect and conserve rhinos in South Africa.

We actively pursue this mission in the following ways:

Our Strengths

Winner in the category Best NGO 2012 Rhino Conservation Awards
Game rangers association of Africa bronze medal awarded to Elise Daffue by Gen (Ret) Johan Jooste for her contribution to help equip and train rangers throughout South Africa
Winner in the category Best Awareness, Education or Fundraising 2015 Rhino Conservation Awards
Certificate of Appreciation, Kruger National Park Awards 2019
Second Runner up as Best Conservation Supporter, 2021 Rhino Conservation Awards
Founding Director of StopRhinoPoaching.com, Elise Serfontein, also holds the following positions:
  • International Rhino Foundation: South Africa Advisor
  • MyPlanet Rhino Fund: Panel member
  • PARC Reserves: Founding Member
  • DFFE RAP Committee: Representative from PARC Reserves
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