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“R” is for Rhinos, and also for …. Radio-telemetry. The technology known as radio-telemetry enhances our ability to track and…View Full Release »

Bill Konstant, Program Officer The word “rhinoceros” begins with the letter “R”, as do many other terms, places and names…View Full Release »

Some rhino signs are subtle, others are striking.  For example, I can’t describe the faint odor of rhino urine very…View Full Release »

Day #2 in our search for Javan rhinos begins with the sound of surf crashing on the southern shore of…View Full Release »

It’s still Day 1 of our search for Javan rhinos and just a short hike from the clearing where we…View Full Release »

Bill Konstant, Program Officer International Rhino Foundation A short hike from our landing point on the Ujung Kulon peninsula brings…View Full Release »

By: Bill Konstant, Program Officer International Rhino Foundation Our quest for Javan rhinos begins with a visit to the new…View Full Release »

Forty-five years ago, aviator Charles Lindbergh wrote to the editors of Life magazine, urging that they launch an expedition to…View Full Release »

Earlier this month, Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono officially declared 2012 the International Year of the Rhino.  And, while there…View Full Release »

Me, Rhinos and My Family By Aris Hendriyanto RPU Way Kambas National Park My name is Aris Hendriyanto.  I have…View Full Release »

Of the five living rhino species, three – the black, Sumatran and Javan rhinos – are classified as Critically Endangered…View Full Release »

Three of the world’s five living rhino species – the black, Sumatran and Javan – are considered Critically Endangered according…View Full Release »