Protect The Future

Protect our home

Boucher Legacy

Our country continues to struggle daily against rhino poaching as well as the poaching of other endangered mammals. The Boucher Legacy helps rhinos and other threatened mammals, such as the African Wild Dog and Pangolin.

Support The Boucher Legacy today

Our Latest News

Rhinos, wild dogs and pangolins are part of our national heritage. They belong to all South Africans, and it is our responsibility to protect them.

TUSKS AND HORNS: THE WORLD OF ELEPHANTS AND RHINOS

Welcome to the third instalment...

A CELEBRATION OF TRIUMPH ON WORLD PANGOLIN DAY

Thanks to your generous donations,...

Our current fundraisers

Ways you can support the Boucher Legacy

Wild Dogs

Collaring all African wild dog packs in the Greater Kruger National Park.

Find out more
Rhino

Rhinos

The ongoing monitoring and protection of rhinos.

Find out more
Pangolin

Pangolin

The ongoing rehabilitation of pangolins.

Find out more

Our Big Goal

Save our endangered Mammals

The Boucher Legacy is aiming to raise money to protect our endangered mammals across South Africa and Africa. Our big goals include – collaring of all African wild dog packs in the Greater Kruger National Park, ongoing rehabilitation of pangolins, working to develop high tech tracking monitoring for endangered mammals, and the ongoing monitoring and protection of rhino as a key species.

In line with our dedication to safeguarding endangered mammals and upholding our legacy, we have crafted a brochure showcasing the ongoing journey and profound significance of our conservation efforts. We extend an invitation for you to immerse yourself in the pages of our digital brochure, offering a glimpse into The Boucher Legacy. Each download fuels our commitment, and by sharing our brochure you contribute to broadening the reach of our cause. Join our mission to protect vulnerable mammals and give them a second chance

Become an Agent of Change

Help us to educate the world that the senseless murdering of rhino for their horn is just unacceptable! We really need to stop the poaching of rhino in Africa, the last outpost for this beautiful animal for the sake of our children’s children and future generations to follow.