Category: Way Kambas National Park

We’re Indonesia bound and bound to see badak, which means “rhinoceros” in Bahasa Indonesia, the national language.

Sectionov, Indonesia Liaison International Rhino Foundation Over the last decade, Sumatran rhino numbers appear to have declined by as much…View Full Release »

In just under a month, rhino specialist from around the world will convene the Sumatran Rhino Crisis Summit, a crucial…View Full Release »

Community Outreach Helps Protect Sumatran Rhinos By Aris Hendriyanto Protecting wildlife and their habitat is the main job of the…View Full Release »

By Boston Kaloko The Way Kanan river area of Way Kambas National Park provides good habitat for Sumatran rhinos.  It was…View Full Release »

Staff at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden is mourning the death of Ipuh, a male Sumatran rhino who came…View Full Release »

“R” is for Rhinos … and also for Reserves The idea of raising rhinos on private reserves is certainly not…View Full Release »

“R” is for Rhinos, and also for …. Widodo Ramono. Few people have dedicated more years to the study and…View Full Release »