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

Kenya: Ol Jogi

Ol Jogi is a stronghold for the Eastern black rhino and your support is helping to save this subspecies is allowed to thrive.

Zambia: North Luangwa Conservation Programme

North Luangwa Conservation Programme (NLCP) works to protect the wildlife and habitats of the North Luangwa National Park and surrounding areas. Black rhinos were reintroduced since 2003.

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

Latest News

Vietnamese media become change agents to prevent wildlife crime

The role of Vietnamese media in promoting the protection of endangered wildlife, including rhino species, was discussed on the 22nd of September 2017 when approximately 70 influential guests gathered in Hanoi, Viet Nam for a World Rhino Day Seminar organi

John Hume's online rhino horn auction takes place after 11th hour court challenge

Private rhino owner John Hume’s controversial online rhino horn auction went ahead from Wednesday 23 to Friday 25 August, after his last-minute court challenge to the High Court in Pretoria forced South Africa’s Department for Environmental Affairs (DEA)

Reading beyond the statistics: Why South Africa’s poaching crisis isn’t over

Reading beyond the headlines, what do South Africa's latest poaching statistics tell us?