Lead the Charge
4 April 2027
A place in the London Landmarks Half Marathon is one of the most exciting entries in running. With Save the Rhino, you can secure yours and run for a cause that truly matters. You'll be joining our herd on this iconic central London route, taking on 13.1 miles through landmarks and hidden gems. Every mile you run and every pound you raise helps conserve rhinos, protect vital habitats, and support the people living alongside rhinos, as well as the rangers at the heart of rhino conservation.
What we do for you
- An exclusive Save the Rhino running t-shirt when you raise £100
- The option to run in one of our legendary rhino costumes (with personalised name printing!)
- A fundraising pack full of ideas, plus hands-on support from our dedicated fundraising team throughout your journey
- A Protein Rebel nutrition pack with gels and electrolytes to fuel your training, plus a 15% discount code
Fuel your training with Protein Rebel
When you sign up to run for Save the Rhino, your welcome pack will include a selection of gels and electrolytes from Protein Rebel, our official nutrition partner. And they're seriously good.
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Even better, Protein Rebel's products are made with natural ingredients and a commitment to sustainability, so you can feel good about what you're putting into your body as well as the cause you're running for.
Countdown to London Landmarks Half Marathon 2027!
This is what your fundraising makes possible
Every pound you raise goes towards conserving rhinos, protecting habitats and supporting the people at the heart of rhino conservation. Here are some of the highlights our supporters helped achieve in 2025.
- 10 Sumatran rhinos provided with food and veterinary support at the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary
- 6 months of fuel provided for North Luangwa's Rhino Monitoring Unit
- 6 dogs from canine units provided with veterinary care, food, equipment and training
- 4 field ranger camps refurbished at uMkhuze Game Reserve
- 706 school children and 41 teachers took part in educational field trips to Borana Conservancy
- 2,500+ rangers received life insurance cover across Africa
