How You Can Help Rhinos
Please help share this urgent message: Rhino horn is NOT medicine.
No matter what your budget, how much time you have, or what you like to do, there is an opportunity for everyone to help rhinos.
You can share information about the illegal rhino horn trade using social media tools such as a blogs, Twitter, Facebook®, Digg™, and more. Online "buzz" can sometimes lead to increased media coverage. Saving Rhinos provides articles, web content, and printable communication materials that are easy to share.
- Spread the word about the rhino poaching crisis. Rhishja has written many articles about the illegal slaughter of rhinos and encourages you to read and share the information.
- Become a fan of Saving Rhinos on Facebook® - and invite your friends!
- Buy a t-shirt from Saving Rhinos!
- Wear your Saving Rhinos shirt so everyone can see it.
- Check out Partners for Rhino Conservation (PARC/Nepal). We are providing promotional support to this community group, in addition to assisting them with funds (from t-shirt proceeds), to help local Greater One-Horned Rhino conservation efforts in Chitwan, Nepal.
- Follow Saving Rhinos on Twitter
Get educated and inspired ...
- Read "The Soul of the Rhino" by Hemanta Mishra
- This is the most important book written about Indian Rhino conservation!
Bowling for Rhinos ...
- Participate in the American Association of Zoo keepers (AAZK) fundraising bowl-a-thon called "Bowling For Rhinos" (BFR)!
Contribute funds ...
- Contribute funds directly to rhino conservation organizations, such as Asian Rhino Project or International Rhino Foundation.
- Support rhino conservation at places like the Cincinnati or San Diego Zoo.
Adopt a Rhino ...
- You can adopt a rhino by visiting Asian Rhino Project or International Rhino Foundation.



