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Recent findings in Chitwan National Park in Nepal have highlighted a troubling trend that may threaten the greater one-horned rhino population.

The Lowveld Rhino Trust (LRT), our on-the-ground partners in Zimbabwe, manage the rhino monitoring program in Bubye Valley Conservancy, a…View Full Release »

An important part of IRF’s conservation work is partnering with local communities who live near rhinos and their habitats. Some…View Full Release »

We’re celebrating May 5th (the 5th day of the 5th month) by raising awareness about the need to protect rhinos…View Full Release »

It’s widely considered that seven years is the average age at which wild black rhino females give birth to their…View Full Release »

Undertaking both applied and basic research on wild rhino populations, as well as those in captive breeding programs, is an…View Full Release »

By Elise Serfontein, South Africa Advisor to IRF and Founding Director of StopRhinoPoaching.com Being hands on with the implementation side…View Full Release »

February 27, 2023 Concerns are rising as trends show the poaching threat is moving to other areas inside and outside…View Full Release »

The third Asian Rhino Countries Meeting concluded with the adoption of the Chitwan Declaration for Asian Rhino Conservation, 2023. The…View Full Release »

February 01, 2023 Earlier this week, officials reported that 87 rhinos were killed by poachers in Namibia last year. This…View Full Release »

India’s state of Assam, where the majority of the country’s greater one-horned rhino population resides, announced they  had zero rhino…View Full Release »

A guest blog by Kyla Laz My name is Kyla. I am nine years old and I love animals. I…View Full Release »