A gift in your will, no matter the amount, will help us to ensure that all five rhino species thrive in the wild for generations to come.

To date, we have witnessed some important successes:

• Rhino populations in Africa have more than doubled, from fewer than 10,000 in the early ’90s, to 23,290 by the end of 2022
• Greater one-horned rhinos have increased to 4,018 and have been successfully reintroduced to former habitats throughout India and Nepal
• Although remaining under serious threat, recent births of Sumatran and Javan rhinos in Indonesia offer much-needed hope for these special species

The progress we have made in protecting rhinos is commendable, yet significant challenges remain. The trafficking of rhino horn by transnational organised crime networks remains an urgent and persistent threat for all five species. Finding and securing enough healthy habitats for the world’s rhinos (and, crucially, their future generations) continues to be a huge challenge. Furthermore, these issues are compounded by the escalating impacts of the climate crisis and the broader biodiversity crisis.

To find out how we are working towards a world where rhinos thrive, download a copy of our most recent Impact Report, which shares how our grants are making a difference.

If you’d like to speak to someone at Save the Rhino about leaving a gift or would like to receive our downloadable guide on leaving a gift in your will, please call our team on +44 (0)20 7357 7474, or contact us via our legacy contact form.