Over the past 30 years, our incredible supporters have gone above and beyond to raise vital funds to support priority programmes across Africa and Asia. From running marathons, climbing M...
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Fundraising for Rhino Conservation: Kylene’s London Marathon Story
Guest article by Kylene Wright
Kylene Wright has been a dedicated fundraiser for Save the Rhino International since 2019....
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Guest blog from Eleanor Glynne-Jones, our 2024-2025
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Rangers: protecting and managing conserved areas
World Ranger Day falls on the 31st of July each year. It’s a moment to recognise the men and women who spend their working lives protecting na...
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In May this year, as part of Save the Rhino International’s Michael Hearn Internship Programme, I was lucky enough to visit Namibia, and more specifically Save the Rhino Trust (SRT), an organisat...
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This is part two of our three-part blog series on Project UPTICK. Read the first blog here.
Towards the end of 2015, a security audit of Kenya’s rhino areas (including priv...
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IUCN Red List and Rhino Conservation: How the System Works and What “Endangered” Really Means
We see the word “Endangered” all the time. But what does it actually mean? Is an endan...
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Conserving rhinos is as much about people as it is about rhinos. You may think that’s because people are to blame for the most urgent...
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The Javan rhino is one of the rarest large mammals on the planet. Formerly ranging throughout India and Indonesia, the species has suffered massive declines due to poaching and habitat loss, and no...
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As I write this, the 27th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change – known to all reasonable people as ‘COP27’ – is ki...
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Rhino Conservation Fundraising: My Journey from Rhino Fan to London Marathon Fundraiser
Guest Article by Kylene Wright
Kylene Wright has been fundraising for Save th...
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Water is vital, yet in many parts of the world it is a resource that cannot be taken for granted. Seasonal rains in East Africa can be unpredictable, and prolonged dry spells place enormous ...
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