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Is there hope for the Sumatran rhino?

1st Apr 2021

The Sumatran rhino (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) is the world’s oldest surviving rhino species but with an estimate of less than 80 left, their future is looking bleak. Conservation efforts, such as the … read more

Protecting Rhinos During the Pandemic

22nd Mar 2021

[Extract from Save the Rhino International article, first published January 2021]Protecting rhinos during the pandemic has been hard.Before COVID-19 hit last year, rangers at Hluhluwe-iMfolo … read more

The Story Behind our Manilla Covers

18th Mar 2021

Produced in the UK, our manilla covers are 100% recycled.  We read statements like this every day on many types of paper and packaging, so today, on Global Recycling Day, we thought we'd sha … read more

Is it luck? Boosting black rhinos in Namibia

26th Feb 2021

[Extract from Save the Rhino International article, first published October 2020]Twenty-five years ago, black rhinos across Africa were on the brink of extinction. More than 95% of their population ha … read more

Could single-tasking be the key to home-working success?

19th Feb 2021

We’re all adjusting to new ways of living and if working from home is part of your new lifestyle, as much as it can offer more flexibility, it can also be overwhelming.Feeling stress and anxiety has … read more

Conserving Greater one-horned rhinos

Posted by Rhino Stationery on 29th Jan 2021

Rhinoceros unicornis ‘uni’ meaning one and ‘cornis’ meaning horn in LatinSomething of a conservation success story[Extract from Save the Rhino International article, first published December 2020 … read more