Kenya is rewriting its rhino story — and we are proud of the role we play in it. Not so long ago, Kenya was teeming with black rhinos. However, global demand for rhino horn fuelled a catastrophic wave of poaching that very nearly destroyed the species. By the mid-1980s, populations had plummeted from 20,000 to less than 400. The once-ubiquitous symbols of Kenya’s wilderness had been nearly poached to extinction. Today, Kenya’s black rhinos are the face of a remarkable comeback story. Despite dev

Lockdown doesn't stop poaching. Rangers can't stop patrolling each day to protect rhinos, becuase Covid-19 has put rhinos in more danger, not less. In May, our #RhinoCovid19Crisis appeal is supporting Save the Rhino Trust Namibia. And so far, you've helped raise an incredible £11,000! Thank you so much. Your donations will help get equipment and essential resources to Save the Rhino Trust Namibia. Find out more and donate: https://bit.ly/3emDRXm | Save the Rhino International

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