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Your search for rhino returned 292 results.

Elephant and Rhino Poaching On The Rise?

April 23, 2002
Ten elephants were gunned downed by a well-organized gang of ivory poachers using automatic weapons in Tsavo East National Park on March 28, 2002, the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) reported.On the same day a total of seven elephants were killed by…

How to Protect the Black Rhino Conservation Costs Lower in the Wild

July 1, 1999
Protecting the black rhino in the wild is considerably less expensive than preserving the endangered animals in captivity, a recent AWF-sponsored study has found.Poaching has resulted in a 95 percent decline in the world's black rhino population…

Black Rhino Looks Tough, But is Powerless at the Hands of Man

May 12, 2004
The African Wildlife Foundation has been committed to rhino conservation for nearly 20 years. A large portion of funding has gone to support black rhino protection and conservation at Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary in Tsavo East National Park, Kenya.The…

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Places Southern White Rhino on Endangered Species List

May 20, 2014
Rhino subspecies receives U.S. protection in light of Africa’s poaching epidemic  African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) applauds the move by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) today to list the southern white rhino …

AWF, WildAid Launch Strategic Partnership To Raise Public Awareness About Rhino Poaching

May 4, 2012
Partnership Aims to Curb Demand for Rhino Horn Through Multimedia Campaign Educating Rhino Horn Consumers in China NAIROBI, Kenya, May 4, 2012 -- The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) and WildAid have entered into a strategic partnership…

AWF Reacts to the Death of the Last Male Northern White Rhino

March 20, 2018
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) is deeply saddened to hear that the northern white rhino is teetering on the edge of extinction. With the death of the last remaining male rhino yesterday, this subspecies is all but gone due to poaching. This…

Continued Poaching in South Africa Increases Concern Over Future of the Rhino

May 21, 2012
210 Rhinos Poached as of Early May, but Higher Poaching Arrests Offer Glimmer of Hope JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, May 21, 2012-- After a devastating 2011 during which it lost 448 rhinos to poaching, South Africa again appears en route…

AWF Urges the Chinese Government to Reinstate Ban on Rhino and Tiger Parts

October 30, 2018
On Monday, China’s State Council released a statement declaring that rhino and tiger parts from farmed animals can now be used "in medical research and healing" in "qualified hospitals by qualified doctors," which reverses a 1993 ban that was…

New Public Service Announcement Reveals the Sickening Truth of Illegal Rhino Horn Trade

November 4, 2013
Education for Nature – Vietnam (ENV), WildAid, and the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) have released a striking new public service announcement (PSA) illustrating the horrific consequences of the increasing demand for illegal rhino horn…

Mozambique Loses Last Surviving Rhinos in Limpopo National Park, Continuing Africa’s Rhino Poaching Crisis

May 2, 2013
Rhino in Limpopo / Photo by: Craig R. Sholley African Wildlife Foundation continues to ramp up efforts to save Africa’s rhinos NAIROBI, Kenya, April 30, 2013 --- African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) strongly condemns the…

AWF Supports D.C. Council’s Push to Ban Ivory and Rhino Horn Sales

November 23, 2018
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) urges the D.C. Council to enact a proposed bill seeking to stop trade in ivory and rhino horn. The Council is currently considering a draft Elephant Ivory and Rhinoceros Horn Trafficking Prohibition bill that…

AWF Board Member Veronica Varekova Takes Part in Rhino Horn Burn at the Dvur Kralove Zoo

September 20, 2017
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) Global Ambassador and Board Member, Veronica Varekova was among the key personalities invited by the Dvur Kralove Zoo in the in the central Czech Republic city of Dvur Kralove for the third rhino horn burning…

Award-Winning MILKING THE RHINO, Featuring AWF's Dr. Helen Gichohi, Now Available on iTunes

January 20, 2010
WASHINGTON, DC--A chronicle of increasing competition for resources between humankind and wildlife, Milking the Rhino is the first major documentary to explore wildlife conservation from the perspective of people who have lived alongside wildlife…

Remembering Sudan: What the loss of the last male northern white rhino means for all of Africa’s rhinos

March 19, 2019
By the time he passed away on March 19, 2018, Sudan had spent a decade under 24-hour armed surveillance at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya. He was 45 years old — long past his breeding age and suffering painful degenerative changes in his muscles…

China’s Leading Actress Joins Campaign Against Ivory and Rhino Horn Trade

May 16, 2013
Photo courtesty of: WildAid “War” PSA featuring Li Bingbing unveiled following screen star’s tour of Kenya NAIROBI, Kenya, May 14, 2013 -- China’s top actress and UN Environment Programme (UNEP) Goodwill…

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