Save the Rhino International’s vision is for all five rhino species to thrive in the wild for future generations. We collaborate with partners to support endangered rhinos in Africa and Asia.

Programmes

Zambia: Lolesha Luangwa

Lolesha Luangwa is a conservation education programme engaging and educating school children living near North Luangwa National Park

Namibia: Save the Rhino Trust

Save the Rhino Trust works to monitor and protect the critically endangered desert-adapted black rhino in Namibia's Kunene region

Indonesia: Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary

The Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary aims to breed Sumatran rhinos with the hope of future re-introductions into the wild

Latest News

Progress made on antique ivory trade regulation – but what about the UK’s rhino horn trade?

Save the rhino welcomes the clampdown on the laundering of illegal ivory through the UK’s antiques trade, but ask: what about the comparable problem with rhino horn?

CITES CoP17: Swaziland comes out fighting for a legal horn trade

Debate has raged between conservationists across the globe - will legalising the horn trade save rhinos or lead them to extinction?

CITES CoP17: How will China and Viet Nam fare?

At CoP17, how will China and Viet Nam fare given their role in the illegal trade in rhino horn?