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From poaching to Covid-19: What next for rhinos?

Dr Mike Knight shares his thoughts on the future of rhino conservation.

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2020 Vision

Conserving Greater one-horned rhinos across the state of Assam.

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Boosting black rhinos in Namibia

Is it down to luck? Hear about the incredible work of Rhino Monitors in the Kunene region.

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12 hours

Every 12 hours a rhino is poached on average across Africa.

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5

There are five different rhino species; three in Asia and two in Africa.

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< 80

Two rhino species have fewer than 80 animals left in the wild.

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We save rhinos

A female ranger stands in North Luangwa.

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Supporting rangers

We ensure that ranger teams have the equipment, training and facilities they need to stay safe and protect wildlife.

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Involving communities

We support community-led conservation, so that people living near rhinos are inspired to protect wildlife.

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Rhino skulls from poached rhinos lined up on a table.

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Tackling illegal trade

We are addressing the consumer demand for rhino horn and changing consumer behaviour.

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The coronavirus pandemic is threatening rhinos.

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Covid-19 puts rhinos in danger

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Older white rhinoceros and 2 year old orphans being reintroduced into the wild through conservation efforts in Kenya.

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