Saving uMkhuze’s rhinos
Rhinos across KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) are under threat. After a couple of steadier years, with annual poaching numbers hovering below 150 (thanks, in part, to Covid-19 lockdowns, alongside committed work ...
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Rhinos across KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) are under threat. After a couple of steadier years, with annual poaching numbers hovering below 150 (thanks, in part, to Covid-19 lockdowns, alongside committed work ...
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After 21 fabulous years as CEO of Save the Rhino International, I’ve made one of the hardest decisions of my life. As from April 2023, I’m going to go part-time, for reasons I’ll explain. And be...
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Save the Rhino International commend African Parks and partners for bold conservation action in taking ownership of over 2,000 Southern white rhino from the private captive rhino breeding operation,...
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Save the Rhino International is proud to announce that Cathy Dean, the charity’s Grants Lead and former CEO of 22 years, has been appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for her ...
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Dr Sam Ferreira has spent his career understanding the roles that mammals play in their habitats, how they relate to each other, and the most effective ways to protect those species threatened with ex...
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In the heart of South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal Province lies Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park (HiP), a wilderness home to vital populations of black and white rhinos. But these incredible and globally impor...
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Did that just happen? A real, in-person, marathon event in this ‘new normal’ world? It did!
Before anything else, I’d like to say a big thank you and well done to every one of our 69 runners tha...
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After more than a decade of relentless poaching and habitat degradation and loss, our fears are confirmed. The global rhino population is declining.
Population estimates of all five species have been ...
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Trophy hunting is a highly emotive and complex issue on which we are often asked to comment. The article below provides some background and context, in the hope that it informs the debate.
What is tro...
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On 30 September 2023, the Government of Indonesia’s Ministry of Environment and Forestry announced the wonderful news that a new Sumatran rhino has been born! The female calf, who has not yet been n...
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In May 2022, Ryan Eddowes will be walking the length of the UK’s Jurassic Coast (95 miles) to raise money for Save the Rhino and STEPS Charity Worldwide. Why? Well, in his own words, Ryan had a diff...
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Today marks Save the Rhino Trust Namibia’s (SRT) 40th anniversary. Since 1983, the Trust has been working alongside rangers in the Kunene region of Namibia to support rhino monitoring and protec...
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