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International Rhino Foundation Board Advisor, Dr. Mark Davis travels to Zimbabwe to assist
in the translocation of endangered black rhinos.
Before you begin shopping for holiday gifts online this year, join www.iGive.com/Rhinos. Every time you shop at one of the over 680 name-brand stores in the iGive.com Mall, the International Rhino Foundation will receive a percentage of each purchase you make,
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IRF's success is only possible because of your support. As 2009 comes to a close, we’d like to thank all of you who have contributed time, money, and enthusiasm to our work this past year. It’s your belief in IRF that makes our work possible.
Flowers wilt, and that box of chocolates just could go straight to your hips! 
A recent report by the IUCN Species Survival Commission, African and Asian Rhino Specialist Groups and TRAFFIC warns that since 2006 there has been alarming increase in poaching and the illegal trade of rhino horn. Black, white and greater one-horned rhinos have shown population increases since 2006 but in Africa alone a minimum of 470 rhinos have been poached since Jan 2006. 
Get the latest updates and news about IRF's work abroad to save rhinos.
Each person in our committed Zimbabwe team, from the rangers to the monitors to the vets and pilots, plays a critical role in protecting rhinos. 
It’s that time of year again, and our rhino monitors, patrol units, vets and keepers have been working on their wish lists!
Our brave and passionate staff around the world work under unbelievably difficult conditions to protect endangered rhinos and their habitats. You can help them safeguard rhinos and other wildlife by “purchasing” one of the much needed items on our wish list – and you’ll make the holidays a lot brighter for rhinos and the people working to protect them.
Surprise Rhino Birth Spotted on Webcam
Staff at a Scottish wildlife park were alerted that one of their rhinos had gone into labour by someone watching online in Cyprus.
