Insimbi colouring-in competition extended to end of November

The proceeds of the competition will go directly towards protecting and feeding the organisation’s rhino

FILE PHOTO: One of the winners of last year's colouring-in competition, Acacia van Lelyveld, with the ambassador of the Insimbi Legacy Projects, Sharon Janse van Rensburg.

The Insimbi Legacy Projects and Divine Be Gracious’s art and colouring-in competition for rhino conservation has been extended to November 30.

To enter, simply purchase the colouring-in pages on the organisation’s website (https://insimbilegacyprojects.co.za/product-category/coloring-
competition/) and send the completed picture to sharon@insimbilegacyprojects.co.za

Entry fees are R50.

Carmela Lattanzi started the project to involve the public in the fight against poaching after one of her widely admired rhinos, Insimbi, was killed in 2014.

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