Rhinos deserve to be a part
of the next generation.
Help us to raise money to assist in the support against animal and rhino poaching.
For the first time, rhino poaching is on the decline. We need your help to keep it that way.
Birdies 4 Rhinos is an initiative and non-profit organization set up by professional golfers, Justin Walters and Dean Burmester. Our mission is to raise awareness and funds for conservation projects to protect threatened wildlife.
It is simple: for every birdie a player makes throughout the season, they donate funds to protect wildlife from the threats of poaching, human-wildlife conflict and habitat loss.
All donations and sales of merchandise, is pooled and used to fund projects conducted by the Connected Conservation Foundation, who equip field teams with cutting-edge technology and tools to safeguard species and protect large landscapes where wildlife can roam free.
“Hopefully us playing golf and making birdies makes a difference and awareness, if that’s our little part and you can do your little part, please feel free.”
- Dean Burmester, founder Birdies for Rhinos
Joining our cause has been several golfers, and more recently Tommy Fleetwood and Ewen Fergusan. We are extremely grateful for all the contribution from our new and existing supporters.
We cannot do this alone, and so we extend an invitation to you – the public and fellow professionals – to become part of our journey. Together, let's take action and ensure the survival of our precious rhinos and wildlife before it's too late.
Every online store purchase and donation made makes a significant difference in the fight to protect these iconic animals. Join us in the mission to save our Rhinos and other wildlife – their future depends on us!
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Last updated: April 2024
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