Rhinos

Sense of urgency in conserving wildlife trumps trade at CITES
Sense of urgency in conserving wildlife trumps trade at CITES
4 October 2016 by adintino
As the world’s biggest wildlife trade jamboree wrapped up in Johannesburg, South Africa today, the general consensus Read more »
CITES Parties Reject Swaziland Request to Trade in White Rhino Horn
CITES Parties Reject Swaziland Request to Trade in White Rhino Horn
3 October 2016 by adintino
IFAW has welcomed the decision today by the 17th Conference of the Parties (CoP 17) of the Convention on International Trade Read more »
African grey parrots got a resounding win at CITES yesterday, while elephants an
CITES UPDATE: Huge wins for parrots, rhinos, sharks; lions, elephants gain some ground
3 October 2016 by Azzedine Downes
After a planned two-day hiatus, the 17th Conference of the Parties (CoP 17) of the Convention on International Trade in Read more »
Working in Kasungu will bring it back to its glory days
29 September 2016 by Jason Bell
Kasungu National Park, on the Zambian border in central western Malawi, used to be home to thriving elephant, buffalo and Read more »
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Rhinos Experts

Dr. Joseph Okori
Dr. Joseph Okori
Regional Director, Southern Africa and Program Director, Landscape Conservation
Peter LaFontaine, Campaigns Manager, IFAW Washington, D.C.
Peter LaFontaine
Campaigns Manager, IFAW Washington, D.C.
Country Representative, Germany
Robert Kless
Country Representative, Germany
Tania McCrea-Steele, Project Lead, Global Wildlife Cybercrime
Tania McCrea-Steele
Project Lead, Global Wildlife Cybercrime
Vivek Menon, Director of IFAW partner, Wildlife Trust of India
Vivek Menon
Senior Advisor to the CEO on Strategic Partnerships & Philanthropy