White rhinos hold the title of being the second-largest land animals on Earth, just after elephants. They’re nearly twice the size of their ‘black’ counterparts, with a distinctive physique characterized by a hefty head, a hump on their shoulders, and a ridge along their spine that almost resembles a fin.
20Dec
Creating a Haven of Hope and Sustainability In the heart of Namibia, Alpha Aid is embarking on a transformative journey that transcends the traditional boundaries of aid. We are cultivating a beacon of hope and sustainability. The Alpha Aid Farm, our latest initiative, is a
20Dec
At Alpha Aid, our team of elite specialists stands ready to respond to emergency situations across the globe. With expertise in extraction missions, medical aid, and crisis management, we are a beacon of hope in times of uncertainty. Our recent mission in Jerusalem is a
20Dec
Our primary objective is to actively involve the local community in water rescue efforts. We encourage them to report suspicious or known water-related emergencies, but our engagement goes beyond that. We provide resources, training, and support, empowering communities to be self-sufficient and build trust. Water
20Dec
In the heart of Namibia’s breathtaking landscapes lies a treasure trove of biodiversity, a testament to the wonders of the natural world. Yet, amid this awe-inspiring beauty, there exists a grave challenge – the threat of wildlife crime and poaching.
20Dec
In a world often marked by dependency and fleeting solutions, we at Alpha Aid envision a different path—one where communities are flourishing through self-sustainability. Our mission is to unlock the latent potential within these communities, guiding them towards a prosperous and autonomous future. Empowering Through
03Dec
In the heart of Namibia’s breathtaking landscapes lies a treasure trove of biodiversity, a testament to the wonders of the natural world. Yet, amid this awe-inspiring beauty, there exists a grave challenge – the threat of wildlife crime and poaching.
26Aug
Combating Wildlife Crime Combating wildlife crime has many sides. It starts with the illegal hunting/shooting of protected animals, smuggling and selling them as commodities, to the financing of criminal organizations and terrorism. Killing an elephant for its tusk or killing a rhino to sell the
