HER Planet Earth is proud to announce its next pioneering expedition, set to take place in South Africa from 15 to 24 November 2025. A team of 12 women from around the world will embark on a challenging 100-kilometre trek through the rugged Drakensberg Mountains, navigating trails at altitudes of 3,000 to 4,000 metres over six days. Their mission: to raise USD 50,000 in support of The Black Mambas — the world’s first all-female anti-poaching ranger unit — and their vital efforts to protect endangered wildlife and preserve South Africa’s biodiversity. This fundraising initiative will be conducted via the charity Helping Rhinos, which supports the long-term survival of rhinos and other threatened species through community-led conservation solutions.

Helping Rhinos is an international NGO with a holistic and innovative approach to rhino conservation. Helping Rhinos has gone from strength to strength in the ten years since its inception and has raised over £2.5 million to further its goal to create and protect Rhino Strongholds across Africa; through creation of innovative protection strategies, sustainable land management operations that ensure a rich, biodiverse ecosystem and inspire local communities to proactively engage in rhino conservation.