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Some good news….. The black rhino called Juliet who was shot by poachers on March 30th (see update below from…View Full Release »

Meet the Orphans – Part 3 Sassy was orphaned at four months; she was found two days after her mother…View Full Release »

Meet the Orphans – Part 2 Millie was orphaned at four months when her mother drank from a poisoned natural…View Full Release »

From The Zimbabwe Times – April 29, 2009 Army moves in to protect endangered rhino The Zimbabwe National Army has…View Full Release »

The Lowveld Rhino Trust is extremely lucky to have a long-time, dedicated group of donors and stakeholders who have helped…View Full Release »

Meet the Orphans – Part 1 The Lowveld Rhino Trust is currently raising five black rhino orphans, all of whom…View Full Release »

On Monday, March 30th, Zimbabwean scouts, responding to shots, located poachers’ tracks, following a group of three rhinos — a…View Full Release »

Thank you to all who participated in our first ever photo contest. Over 190 wonderful photos were submitted. See the…View Full Release »

Many of the planet’s most endangered animals are also its remarkable. Here are a few of nature’s superstars from Asia, the Americas, the Pacific and elsewhere that may soon be no more.

With the help of many, a young orphan survives In 2008, a young rhino calf, later called “Carla“, was shot…View Full Release »

Greater One-horned rhino. Photo by Gerard Lacz. Follow the 2009 rhino census at Kaziranga National Park in India, home to…View Full Release »

Our Truly Dedicated Rhino Team We are so fortunate to have an incredibly experienced, dedicated and passionate team in Zimbabwe,…View Full Release »