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Fortifying Rhino Protections After Recent Poaching in Namibia

Namibia is home to the largest black rhino population in the world—more than 2,000 individuals—and the second largest white rhino population—1,000 individuals. The Rhino Recovery Fund (RRF) is dedicated to supporting efforts to protect both species in this country. Recently, I traveled to northern Namibia to visit Save the Rhino Trust, a RRF grantee working with community conservancies and Namibia’s Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism to protect black and white rhinos.

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The Rhino Recovery Fund is Helping Rewild 2,000 Rhinos Across Africa

Recently, Dr. Markus Hofmeyr, Director of the Rhino Recovery Fund (RRF), appeared on DW News...

RRF Director Talks about Asian Rhinos on Think Wildlife Podcast

Dr. Markus Hofmeyr, Director of the Rhino Recovery Fund (RRF), recently appeared on the Think...

Cornell Invites RRF's Dr. Markus Hofmeyr as a Guest Speaker

Dr. Markus Hofmeyr, experienced wildlife veterinarian and Director of the Rhino Recovery Fund, was invited...

Collaborating to Train Young Wildlife Veterinarians

Recently, the team at Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association conducted a training course for Rwandan veterinarians...

Watch the Rhino Recovery Fund's Expo Talk

This fall’s Wildlife Conservation Expo wrapped up recently, and in case you couldn’t attend or wanted...

Rare Sumatran and Javan Rhinos Born This Year

Of all rhino species, Sumatran and Javan rhinos are the most Critically Endangered, with less...

Celebrating Black Rhino Recovery on World Rhino Day

This World Rhino Day, we want to share the inspiring story of how African Parks,...

Sounding the Alarm on Plastic Pollution in Chitwan

Plastic pollution is often discussed as a prominent threat to marine wildlife, but harmful plastics...

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Photography Credits: Markus Hofmeyr, Cornell University/Caroline Stamm, Edward Selfe/North Luangwa Conservation Program