World Rhino Day 2012: FIVE RHINO SPECIES FOREVER! World Rhino Day celebrates all five species of rhino and works to eliminate demand for rhino horn by highlighting efforts to debunk the medicinal myths about rhino horn. Please join us in our efforts to bring attention to the plight of these iconic pachyderms on September 22.
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Posted by International Rhino Foundation on Sunday, August 30, 2015
International Rhino Foundation asks everyone to wear their Team Rhino shirt on September 22 and join the fight to save Rhinos!
Details: http://www.teamrhino.org/
Members of the Rhino Animal Care Team will be celebrating with guests from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. near the Nairobi train station with a World Rhino Day tent. There will be fun crafts, trivia, rhino artifacts and educational activities for the whole family. Plus, some games will have small rhino-inspired prizes! Guests can even help create a large paper mache globe that will be given to the rhinos as enrichment later in the day.
More details may be found here: http://www.buschgardenstampablog.com/busch-gardens-invites-you-world-rhino-day
Make a stand for rhinos by painting your nails to raise awareness for the rhinos and show the world that rhino horn is made the same substance as nails! This one of the more creative campaigns and loads of fun!
Additional details here: https://www.savetherhino.org/get_involved/nail_it_for_rhinos
Stampede Style will happily donate 20% of the proceeds of all rhino print sales to Save the Rhino Trust. Their stunning and sophisticated black and white fine art captures the essence, character and nobility of the rhino.
Go to here:
http://www.stampedestyle.com/
https://www.facebook.com/stampedestyle?ref=hl
Guests can groove to a set from the Ray Tones Band, enjoy special Keeper Talks, and hear about work to save rhinos around the world from our conservation partners. Crafts, face painting, and activities will inspire you and your family to discover more about the remarkable rhinoceros.
11:00am – 3:00pm
learn more here: https://sfzoo.worldsecuresystems.com/BookingRetrieve.aspx?ID=256505
Zookeepers will guide guests into the exhibit holding area and show the work that goes into the care and preservation of these amazing animals. Lucky guests might even get a chance to meet one of these rare and endangered rhinos up close!
There will also be rhino informational tables and activities for the kids from 10:30a-4p.
Tickets are available for #WorldRhinoDay 9-20! Go behind-the-scenes with our rhino! http://t.co/CB3TicxiFd #teamrhino pic.twitter.com/MQk1HxPS4O
— Potter Park Zoo (@potterparkzoo) September 3, 2015
Additional information here: http://www.potterparkzoo.org/world-rhino-day-2015
Help support rhino conservation working to save these incredible animals from extinction by participating in enrichment making, crafts, games, and have a chance to get up close to and touch a rhino with our Rhino Encounter! – See more at: http://www.centralfloridazoo.org/default.aspx?p=94071&evtid=404973:9/26/2015#sthash.bc4F0onr.ZNzR5HFy.dpuf
This event is included in general Zoo admission; additional fees may apply for certain activities. Please call 407.323.4450 ext. 100 for more information.
Pet the Rhinos on #WorldRhinoDay. Learn how TONIGHT on #OneCentralFlorida, 8p on WUCFTV. https://t.co/jOQZ97AbmW pic.twitter.com/0oTmuUWTL2
— WUCF TV (@WUCFTV) September 3, 2015
Learn about one of the most successful rhino conservation programs in the world with Minnesota Zoo Rhino Biologist Jeff Muntifering!
Namibia, located along the southwestern coast of Africa, supports over a third of the world’s black rhinos. This includes the last truly wild population that survives in the northern reaches of the Namib Desert. Since 2009, the Minnesota Zoo has partnered with a Namibian conservation organization, Save the Rhino Trust, to help protect and expand this unique wild rhino population.
Here is the link to learn more :http://mnzoo.org/get-involved/azul/creature-feature-saving-africas-black-rhinos/
They are doing a crowdfunding campaign which aims to raise money to do a print run of the Rescuing Rhino book.
https://www.thundafund.com/rescuingrhino
Rescuing Rhino is an illustrated story about an orphaned baby rhino, how he was cared for and eventually released back into the wild. The book deals with caring for orphaned wild animals and the plight of the rhino with fact and activity sections focused around the rhino and other orphaned animals. We have set up our rewards system in such a way that people who contribute to our campaign have the option of receiving books to donate to a charity/school of their choice.
In the build up to World Rhino Day, Judy will be holding a garden fundraiser in Cape Town on Sunday the 20th of September from 2pm to 5pm in order to raise funds for the campaign. Everyone is welcome, so bring your friends and family to enjoy some fun in the garden, learn some history of the area and have a cup of tea with the Chameleon Books team.
See more at: http://africageographic.com/blog/tea-party-rhinos/#sthash.CIAnX0Mh.dpuf
Either you donate $5 to a rhino conservation fund – OR – you paint your nose red and challenge FIVE other people to do the same. Once challenged, you have 48 hours to accept or reject the challenge!
Here is the link to learn more https://www.facebook.com/events/520914911390655/