Articles for Intl Rhino Foundation

A network of informers is being planned by the West Bengal forest department to keep a tab on poachers, who recently killed a rhinoceros at the Jaldapara reserve in Jalpaiguri district.

Conservation biologists are setting their minimum population size targets too low to prevent extinction.

Hope shines for rhinoceros in the state. Finally, the forest department has decided to start the second phase of the rhino rehabilitation programme. The project is expected to take off soon. The last of the rhinoceros are housed in Dudhwa national park in UP.

A unique rhino conservation program in Uganda is helping local communities with an outreach program that recruits for job openings from surrounding villages, teaches job skills, and visits classrooms.

Poaching of rhinoceroses in Africa has been increasing quickly and is now at a 15-year high.

The United States has agreed to cut what Indonesia owes Uncle Sam by nearly $30 million over eight years in exchange for increased protection of Sumatran forests that are home to endangered rhinos, tigers and orangutans.

Rhino poaching has declined significantly in different parts of the country following a massive awareness campaign and recent joint operations by the country’s security forces.

A vet and a long-serving councillor are among the Oxfordshire residents appearing in today’s Queen’s Birthday Honours list.

Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Zambia have agreed that the three countries will jointly manage the natural resources in their cross border conservation areas.

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

UW professor uses computer models to help animals survive future climate change

Could it be that common sense has broken out in the interpretation of the complex laws regarding the sale of antique rhinoceros horns?

A Borneo Rhino Sanctuary encompassing thousands of hectares will be established within the Tabin Wildlife Reserve.

East African animals are threatened by poachers in search of ivory and rhino horn. Protecting them are the bush pilots of the Kenyan Wildlife Service Airwing. We meet Danny Woodley of Tsavo West National Park.

A United Nations-backed effort to stop the increase in rhinoceros poaching has been launched.

Wildlife law enforcement officials are meeting in Kenya as part of a United Nations-backed effort to stop the escalation of rhinoceros poaching and break up criminal networks behind the increasing illegal trade in their horns, used in traditional medicines or as dagger handles.

Study cites listings of items made from endangered species.