Category: Greater One-Horned Rhino

12.14.2021

What Does it Take to Count Every Rhino?

It’s not easy to count every rhino and the International Rhino Foundation’s (IRF) Senior Advisor for Asian Rhinos, Dr. Bibhab…View Full Release »

10.27.2021

Helping More Greater One-Horned Rhinos

The greater one-horned rhino population, which once numbered as low as 100 individuals in the early 1900s, has increased to…View Full Release »

10.04.2021

Greater one-horned rhinos make an appearance in Jackson Hole, WY

BY NINA FASCIONE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE INTERNATIONAL RHINO FOUNDATION Jackson, WY is gorgeous in the fall, with aspen trees…View Full Release »

09.24.2021

India Celebrates World Rhino Day by Burning Collected Rhino Horns

Earlier this week, the Assam Government in India burned its stock of rhino horns in a ceremony to celebrate World…View Full Release »

09.20.2021

My Rhino Road Trip: Columbus Zoo

World Rhino Day is just 2 days away and I am on the road, visiting our zoo partners and meeting…View Full Release »

04.13.2021

IRV2020’s Final Translocation

A male and a female greater one-horned rhino arrived in Manas National Park in Assam, India today. The two rhinos…View Full Release »

04.12.2021

Nepal’s Greater one-horned rhino population grows

Nepal completed a new nationwide census for greater one-horned rhinos and the population now stands at 752, an increase of…View Full Release »

12.22.2020

Three Generations Roam Manas National Park in India

In the foothills of the Himalayas, across the Manas River from the kingdom of Bhutan, lies one of India’s most…View Full Release »

07.16.2020

Clearing the Way for Rhinos in Manas National Park

In March of this year, IRF and its partners translocated two female greater one-horned rhinos to India’s Manas National Park,…View Full Release »

03.18.2020

IRV2020 is an Example of Commitment and a Lesson in Perseverance

The Indian Rhino Vision 2020 (IRV2020) program is drawing to a close with the recent translocation of two rhinos to…View Full Release »