Escalating rhino poaching levels in the state of Assam have prompted government officials to announce that they will be setting up four wildlife police stations, exclusively to deal with rising poachi...
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There are increasing concerns for the safety of India’s rhino population after reports of rising poaching in the country and a deteriorating security situation in many of the National Parks.
On 6 Au...
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Mothering Sunday in the USA falls on a different day from Mothers’ Day in the UK, which is always celebrated in March. In 2017, Mothering Sunday falls on 14 May. The American version was established...
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We had a fantastic day yesterday at Rhino Mayday 2012, which was hosted by the Grant Museum of Zoology at University College, London. For those who couldn’t make it, here’s a round up of e...
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Hello, I’m Alex and I make videos.
I’ve spent the last couple of months cutting, pasting, clipping, snipping, tucking and adjusting whilst having my brain bamboozled, exploded,...
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Author: Grace Dibden, Save the Rhino’s tenth Michael Hearn Intern
I was lucky enough to travel to Namibia to work with Save the Rhino Trust (SRT) for four weeks as part of the charity’s Mi...
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“Should the global trade of rhino horn be legalised?”
Moderator:
Craig Packer (CP): Distinguished McKnight University Professor in the Department of Ecology, Evolution and Behavio...
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As we get closer to deadline day, May 25 2018, we speak to Sue Giles about why she and her family joined Team Rhino for Ride London-Surrey 100 2016.
Why did you choose to ride for Save the Rhino?
We c...
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The 2022 ForRangers Ultra race diary, by Kenneth Donaldson, Save the Rhino Patron and twice ForRangers Ultra runner.
This is an account of our attempt to complete the 2022 “ForRangers Ultra” in Ke...
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The annual Douglas Adams Memorial Lecture is a tribute to the author of the legendary Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and the Founding Patron of Save the Rhino International.
This year it was an ev...
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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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by Cathy Dean, Director
Organising a meeting for 45 people – wildlife managers, security experts and law enforcement officers working on rhino conservation – from Kenya, Malawi, Namibia...
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