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Save the Rhino Trust Namibia - Helping secure a future for . . . Save the Rhino Trust Namibia (SRT) works tirelessly to protect the last, free-roaming population of black rhinos in the world Covering an area of 25,000 km2, SRT's trackers come from local communities and possess a deep knowledge of rhinos and their surroundings Their skills are tested during long patrols, on foot on rough terrain in an area with no national park status, no fences and no
How Many Rhinos Are Left in the World Today? - Rhino Rest Javanese rhinoceros There are less than 70 Javanese rhinos in the world, and they all live in one place: the Uzung Kulan National Park in Indonesia Like the Sumatra rhino, the Javanese rhinoceros is considered critically endangered “In that 19s, there were less than 20 Javanese rhinos on earth,” says Hughesbruggett
How Many Rhinos Are Left on Earth? - The Environmental . . . As of recent estimates, there are around 16,000 southern white rhinos left in the wild, representing a conservation success story They suffered from a low of under 100 individuals in the late 19th century, but a concerted recovery effort has brought their numbers back
Why the Northern White Rhino Went Extinct The Northern White Rhino, once a thriving species in Central Africa, is now a haunting symbol of the devastating impact of human activities on wildlife The northern white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum cottoni) are a subspecies of the African white rhinoceros, and relatives of the southern white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum simum) Sadly, the northern white rhino has been declared
Facts About Black Rhinos - Save the Rhino Trust Namibia Today it is estimated that there are more than 6000 black rhinos left in the wild, and with poaching sweeping across the continent, the critically endangered black rhinos' last stand may be in north-western Namibia which hosts the only free-roaming population of the species (Thank you to the World Animal Foundation for updated statistics)