Rhino Rendezvous
Rhino Rendezvous
Rhino Rendezvous is back for 2009.
 Looking for that perfect holiday gift for the family (or group of friends, or corporate team) that wants to help save rhinos?  How about a 4-day, 3-night safari to see (and
protect) some of the world’s most endangered species? And, you don’t even need to dust off your passport! 

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Birth Announcements

Rhino Nirth News

Baby rhino news and photos from around the world.
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What You Can Do

You can help rhinos!IRF works around the world to protect endangered rhinos and conserve their habitats. But wildlife conservation begins with each of us - and you too can make a difference. Learn more about ways you can help to save rhinos!

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Adopt a Rhino

Adopt A Rhino Today!The Sumatran rhinoceros is one of the most endangered mammals on Earth. No more than 200 animals survive in small, isolated forest fragments in Indonesia and Malaysia.

You can help to protect the Sumatran rhino from extinction by "adopting" a rhino at the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary!

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GoodSearch: You Search...We Give!What if the International Rhino Foundation earned a penny every time you searched the Internet? Or how about if a percentage of every purchase you made online went to support rhino conservation? Well, now it can! 
 
 

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Projects in the Field

 IRF Research Programs
 
Conservation Medicine

The Rhino Conservation Medicine Program, a unique collaboration between the International Rhino Foundation, Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, and the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, provides high-level veterinary medical support for global rhino conservation efforts both in the wild and in captivity. More...

Rhinos in the News

Dogs to Sniff Out the State of Vietnam's Critically Endangered Rhinos

Highly trained detection dogs are being used help to determine the population status of the Javan rhino in Vietnam, in an attempt to save one of the world’s rarest mammals from extinction.

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Rhinos in Crisis