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About us
We’re Save the Rhino International, and we’ve been on a mission to protect all five rhino species in the wild since 1994. We work with trusted partners across Africa and Asia to conserve rhinos and their habitats, tackle the illegal wildlife trade, and support the incredible people on the ground who keep rhinos safe.
Rhino conservation doesn’t happen overnight. It takes long-term dedication, strong partnerships and the commitment of the communities who live alongside rhinos. People are at the heart of everything we do, from the rangers who spend weeks on patrol to the people living around rhino habitats who are vital to conservation’s success.
To date, we’ve distributed more than £30 million to conservation programmes, funding ranger training, habitat conservation, community education, and so much more. But we can’t do any of it without people like you.
When you fundraise for Save the Rhino, every pound you raise goes where it’s needed most. You’re helping to equip rangers, protect wild spaces and give rhinos the future they deserve. That’s the power of what you can do, and we’d love to have you join us.
What We Do
Protecting rhinos
We want to ensure all five rhino species are protected, so that they can thrive in the future.
Stopping illegal trade
Illegal rhino horn trade is part of a complex web of organised and serious crimes.
Communities
People are at the heart of rhino conservation and are critical to its success.
Expertise
Across the world we’re connecting conservationists, so they have the best skills possible to save rhinos.


