On World Rhino Day 2024, we’re reflecting on the successes and challenges facing the five rhino species around the world.
Our CEO, Dr Jo Shaw, shared,
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Last week brought some encouraging news from South Africa: ZAR 5.8 million (around £265,000 or US $355,000) worth of assets belonging to convicted rhino ho...
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While many of us were still grappling with our New Year’s resolutions and just how committed we really were to keeping them, our ambassador Chris Green, better known as Rhino Boy Chris, was alrea...
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Image courtesy of the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry.
In May, we shared the devastating news that multiple Javan rhinos had been illegally killed by poaching gangs ...
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After 15 years of planning and preparations, we are delighted to report that Borana Conservancy, Kenya, has received 21 black rhinos during their recent rhino translocations.
Together with L...
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Home to the largest black rhino population in the world, Namibia is a crucial country for rhino conservation. Following severe poaching losses in the 1980s, black rhinos here have recovered to a po...
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Run the Great North Run 2026 for Rhino Conservation!
The Great North Run, the world’s largest half-marathon, returns to Newcastle in September 2026, and we’re excited to be part of it once agai...
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Join us at 6pm on Thursday 5th February 2026 for an online webinar with experts from around the world.
This webinar will focus on the behaviour of rhinos and answering the current burning qu...
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Rhino Conservation Membership: Supporting Rhinos, Communities and Conservation
If you a...
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This year, the London Marathon is shaping up to be a truly special event, as one of our long-standing conservation partners will be taking on the London Marathon in a slightly different way. Edward...
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The 2025 ForRangers
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We hosted a live talk on Thursday 3rd July to explore the role of dehorning rhinos as part of an anti-poaching strategy.
Hosted by our CEO, Dr Jo Shaw, this discussion took a deep dive into the fin...
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