Just five rhino species roam the savannahs, forests and deserts of Africa and South Asia today, with all five either perilously close to becoming extinct, or having been so in recent h...
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Women in Wildlife Conservation and Female Rangers in Africa
As we mark Female Ranger Week, we’re celebrating the women working in conservation across Africa and Asia. From rhino monitors a...
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Rhino conservation is a global challenge, involving the African and Asian countries where rhinos live, the countries where rhino horn is consumed, and the countries through which horn transits alon...
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We hosted a live webinar on Thursday 28 August 2025 exploring CITES; the global agreement that manages the international trade in endangered species of wild animals and plants. More specifically, C...
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Every year, World Rhino Day offers a moment to reflect on the state of rhino conservation. It’s a chance to celebrate achievements, acknowledge setbacks, and renew our commitment to the actions s...
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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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Summer is nearly here, and that means ...
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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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