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Saving Rhinos: A Second Chance For Dozer

May 22, 2021, at 03:41 pm

Strasburg, VA - Dozer, a male black rhino, has been monitored by the International Rhino Foundation’s (IRF) partner the Lowveld Rhino Trust for 28 years. Dozer was just three years old when he was translocated to become one of the founding members of the newly established Bubiana Conservancy black rhino population in 1993, in one of the first rhino operations supported by IRF in Zimbabwe.

Rhino population thriving in Assam's Orang National Park thanks to global and local partnerships

Mar 04, 2021, at 05:57 pm

Guwahati/India: Greater one-horned rhinos are thriving in Orang National Park in Assam, India thanks to protection and habitat management efforts that have been implemented by a diverse group of partners, said the International Rhino Foundation (IRF).

International Rhino Foundation awards emergency grant for tourism economy and rhinos in Southern Africa

Jul 15, 2020, at 06:01 am

Strasburg, Va – Responding to urgent requests from game reserves and parks facing severe budget shortfalls as the result of the loss of tourism income in Southern Africa, the International Rhino Foundation (IRF) awarded emergency grants totaling nearly $150,000 to six organizations.