Protecting rhinos
Protecting rhinos in the wild, through funding rangers, their dogs and rhino care.
Save The Rhinos
Rhinoceros are a critically endangered species with less than 30,000 rhino living in the wild today. At the start of the 20th century, there were over 500,000. Human activity has caused this dramatic decline in rhino numbers. Initially, numbers dropped due to hunting, but today the main threats to rhino are poaching and habitat loss.
With your support, we are saving the rhino
Together, we can stop poaching and habitat loss. With Save the Rhino's knowledge, and your donations, together we can get funds to where they are needed most.
OUR IMPACT
Last year, we helped to build a new veterinary lab at the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary, brought more than 50 people together to increase the effectiveness of anti-poaching canine units, provided care for injured black rhinos before releasing them back to the wild, and witnessed poaching numbers drop by more than 50% since 2014.
Read more about our impactWE SENT
£4,336,691
to rhino conservation projects in more than 14 countries.
WE ENABLED
6,167 km
to be patrolled by Rhino Protection Units in Indonesia.
WE SUPPORTED
13
African canine units to come together and boost their knowledge.
Get Involved
3 of 5 Rhino species remaining are critically endangered, which means they could go extinct in our lifetime. We urgently need your help, while there is still time. You can be of vital assistance by donating to our core funds to support our projects.
DonateOur projects
Reducing illegal trade
Stopping people from wanting to buy horn in the first place, and gaining insights to help stop the criminals involved in the illegal trade of horn.
Engaging communities
Supporting community-led conservation, so that people living near rhinos are inspired to protect wildlife.