Events

Due to the Coronavirus Pandemic many of our events for 2020 have been postponed or cancelled.

Our May exhibitions in Gloucestershire with TWASI (The Wildlife Art Society International) and The Wildlife & Safari Show in Yorkshire in October have both been postponed until 2021. We are the Official Charity of both and very grateful for their support.

Below you’ll find some of the events you can look forward to in 2020, with details and further dates being added soon.

Sketch for Survival & Focus for Survival exhibition in association with Teachers Science Network, part of the Natural History Museum ‘Dippy On Tour’ Natural History Adventure

The Crypt Gallery
Norwich, NR1 4DD.

Wednesday, 14 October 2020 to
Thursday, 22 October 2020

To be confirmed.

Art Exhibition of the 2020 Invitational & SFS Introducing 100 Collections
gallery@oxo
Oxo Tower Wharf, South Bank, London, SE1 9PH.

Wednesday, 11 November –
Sunday, 22 November 2020

11am – 6pm daily except Sundays 11am – 4pm

Admission Free.

“One of the most important conservation events of the year.”

Travel Africa Magazine

“I thoroughly enjoyed myself; there was a great atmosphere of excitement, interest and enthusiasm.”

Benedict Allen, Explorer

Headline speaker at 2016 Close Encounters event

“Great evening at Explorers Against Extinction, at the RGS. Some poignant messages about animal numbers…”

Crista Cullen

Triple Olympian. Guest at 2017 event and Sketch for Survival contributor.

“Such a success – and a very big THANK YOU from all of us back here in Africa for your efforts. You must have been very pleased. Have received many letters from friends about the evening.”

Oria Douglas-Hamilton

Oria′s daughter Saba was our headline speaker in 2015 with funds donated to Save the Elephants.

“Thank you so much for choosing Save the Rhino to be your beneficiary charity this year, and for organising Wednesday’s event. It was great fun. And you must have been thrilled to have had the VIP there, as were we. I think hardly anyone clocked who was there. Apparently two girls came in late, after the lights had gone down, and made their way over and sat down right next to Bodyguard no 1 – they had no idea who was on the other side, were just looking for some seats. Bodyguard no 1 checked them out with a long hard stare and then decided they weren’t a threat. They never knew…”