Rhino Mayday 2013
With a diverse line up of speakers from all over the world, this year’s Rhino Mayday event was certainly one of the most informative and interesting so far. From the challenges of expanding rhin...
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Help Save the Rhino win €25,000 to protect rhinos with Dragon Mania Legends
Save the Rhino has the chance to win €25,000 with Gameloft®’s Dragon Mania Legends® ‘Show Their Paws For Global Charity Event’ to protect rhinos and we need your he...
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Congratulations to our rhino runners!
(C) Joshua Dunlop
Sunday 21 April 2013
We would like to say a huge congratulations to all the Save the Rhino runners who took part in the 2013 Virgin London marathon. All 51 rhino runners crossed the ...
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World’s largest ‘rhino farm’ at risk of collapse
The world’s largest private rhino breeder, John Hume, is on the verge of bankruptcy, leaving questions open as to what happens to his 1,626 Southern white rhinos, held on his property, Buffalo Dream...
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Looking ahead to 2016
Photo credit Frank af Petersens
There are several key international meetings and conferences this year with significant impacts for rhinos. Below we take a look at the African Rhino Specialist Group M...
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769 rhinos poached in South Africa in 2018
On 13 February, South Africa’s Department for Environmental Affairs (DEA) announced the country’s poaching statistics for 2018: 769 rhinos were killed. This is lower than 2017 and therefore a posi...
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Rhino poaching levels fall in South Africa
1,175 rhinos were poached in South Africa during 2015, a slight decrease on the previous year when a record 1,215 rhinos were illegally killed. This is the first time the country has recorded a dip in...
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Sir David Attenborough would like to save the Sumatran rhino
Legendary wildlife documentary maker Sir David Attenborough has named his top 10 endangered animals he would most like to save from extinction, and the Sumatran rhino is one of them. Sir David compare...
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A Conversation with Lara Jackson
Lara Jackson is a Conservation Biologist, Wildlife Photographer, and Ambassador for Save the Rhino.
Her work has taken her around the globe and brought her close to some of the world’s rarest anima...
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Adventure! Save the Rhino Dinner 2012
On Tuesday 16 October 200 guests arrived at ZSL London Zoo to be greeted by a rhino costume and pointed towards a house full of reptiles. It’s not quite yet halloween; this was Adventure! Save t...
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Rhino spotting at Ol Jogi
Our Partnerships Manager Michaela is currently in Kenya visiting our teams on the ground – read on to find out what she’s up to!
Ol Jogi Conservancy was established in 1980 and is one of ...
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Film Club: Sisters of the Wilderness
Join Save the Rhino’s film club for a special screening of ‘Sisters of the Wilderness’ followed by a Q&A with film maker Ronit Shapiro and Dirk Swart, Section Ranger at Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Par...
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