Save the Rhino International

?? We are counting down to the launch of our Big Give Christmas Challenge, and your support could make all the difference! ?? Your support will help the Mule Patrol Team in the Kunene region to continue their vital work in protecting endangered black rhinos in one of the most remote and challenging landscapes. They're not just monitoring these incredible creatures — they are ensuring a future for Namibia’s black rhinos. From 3 to December 10, every pound donated will be doubled, to help us reach our campaign target of ￡90,000! ?? Mark your calendars, spread the word, and stay tuned for more updates! ?? Together, we can make a lasting impact. ?? Image by Marcus Westberg #SavetheRhino #RhinoConservation #WildlifeConservation #BigGive #MatchedFunding #CollectiveGiving #CollectivePhilanthropy #CollectiveImpact #ChristmasChallenge #Donate #DoubleYourDonation #ManandMule #OnwardsWeWalk

Last week, our CEO Dr Jo Shaw, attended the United For Wildlife Global Summit in Cape Town, where Jo had the privilege of moderating a panel alongside other inspiring female conservation leaders. The discussion highlighted the importance of resilience and collaboration to reach success in protecting these magnificent creatures, from innovative anti-poaching strategies to groundbreaking community initiatives, all driving toward a future where rhinos thrive in the wild. ? A key theme at the Summit was the vital role of nature protectors, especially the 286,000 rangers working tirelessly worldwide. Despite facing immense challenges, their work is often under appreciated and under resourced. As governments pledge to protect at least 30% of land and sea by 2030, the contributions of wildlife rangers and local communities are more crucial than ever. ? A huge thank you to United for Wildlife for organising this pivotal event and to the incredible people who are making a profound impact on rhino conservation. ? #UnitedForWildlife #RhinoConservation #WomenInConservation #ConservationLeadership #WildlifeSummit #RhinoProtection #NatureProtectors ? The Royal Foundation of The Prince and Princess of Wales KPMG South African National Parks (SANParks) Care for Wild Rhino

We’re thrilled to introduce Rhino Rangers ?? Our exciting new membership for children aged 5-11! ?? As a Rhino Ranger, your child will embark on an unforgettable adventure, diving into the world of all five rhino species and discovering how they can help protect these amazing animals! ???? Know a budding conservationist who loves rhinos and wants to make a real difference? Find out more here > https://buff.ly/3YATCCM #Gifts #ConservationGifts #RhinoRangers #CharityMembership #YouthMembership #Christmas #Sustainable #RhinoGifts #membership

We are beyond proud to partner with RHINO Stationery to bring conservation education into the classroom ??????? Have you ever spotted the rhino logo on your school exercise books??? #RhinoStationery #ConservationEducation #SchoolResources

?? With a recent report by @WWF revealing a staggering 73% decline in wildlife populations since 1970, it's clear we urgently need to boost biodiversity. We know healthy ecosystems are essential for a thriving future for people and wildlife. So how can we reverse the trend?? ? This week, countries are meeting in Columbia for a conference on the Convention on Biological Diversity. The conference aims to evaluate actions and progress to increase biodiversity.? ? What does this mean for rhinos? Learn more about the implications here ?? https://lnkd.in/e_-w6cz9 #nature #biodiversity #CBDCOP16 #COP16Colombia

We are delighted to announce that we are now offering our London Marathon 2025 team the chance to be coached by Coopah Run Coach, to help our herd smash their marathon goals! With instant, personalised training plans for marathon distance and more, we're excited to see how Coopah helps our team charge ahead! Get in touch to find out more. #marathongtraining #running #runningmotivation #runcoach #LondonMarathon

?? Appeal Update ?? Last year, you helped raise more than ￡38,000 to support reforestation efforts in Way Kambas National Park, Sumatra. This funding helped support the future of some of the Sumatran rhinos' precious forest habitat, restoring the forests of Way Kambas. The Park is home to incredible species such as Malayan tapirs, Sumatran elephants and Sumatran tigers and is an important place for Sumatran rhinos, too. Check out this incredible video that shows a before and after of the reforestation efforts from 2020, to 2024 ?????? Video footage courtesy of the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry. #RoomtoRhino #WildlifeConservation #Sumatra #SumatranRhinos #Reforestation #ReforestationProject #ClimateChange #ClimareCrisis #Conservation

Rare Javan rhino spotted on camera ?? A new Javan rhino calf has been spotted in Ujung Kulon National Park, Indonesia (UKNP). Thanks to diligent monitoring of camera traps, at least four new Javan rhino calves have been recorded since August 2023! This exciting news provides a much-needed boost for this Critically Endangered species. First seen in May 2024, Iris (as she was named by the Government of Indonesia), is estimated to be between three and five months old and thought to be the first calf for her mother, Putri. Iris’ birth, and the births of the other Javan rhinos, are incredibly significant. Each new addition brings a little more hope for the future of the species, showing that with the right protection, support and habitat, this population can grow. ?? Courtesy of the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry #javanrhino #indonesia #javanrhinoceros #ujunglkulon #forest #endangeredspecies

Studies have shown that simply viewing nature and animal content can reduce stress and enhance feelings of relaxation ?? ?? ?? ?? So, the next time you need a break from your job, work, family or the endless scrolling on your phone take a moment to pause and admire the beauty of our planet and its incredible wildlife, including majestic rhinos. #MentalHealthDay #SupportingWellBeing #rhino #savetherhino

We bring GOOD news from Borana Conservancy ???? In recent years, Parc Zoologique de Paris have generously supported Borana Conservancy and their education programme Mazingira Yetu. This exciting programme helps to deepen understanding of the importance of a healthy ecosystem for people, plants, and animals alike. Funding from Parc Zoologique de Paris supports activities such as the ‘Mazingira Express’ a safari bus, that takes students out on guided safaris on the Conservancy where they are taught about a variety of topics, from the importance of soil health to food chains. This summer, the Mazingira Yetu programme secured another round of funding from Parc Zoologique de Paris to help keep this activity ongoing within the local community. Learn more about our work with zoo partners: https://buff.ly/3Y2yqGt ?? Stevie Mann & Borana Conservancy