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Newsletters & Annual Reports

Project Rhino's newsletters and annual reports provide insight into our projects, fundraising campaigns, donors, milestones and conservation impact.

Our annual reports tell the story behind the statistics, while newsletters keep supporters informed about the latest conservation news and opportunities to get involved.

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Annual Reports

Discover the stories behind the statistics

At Project Rhino, transparency and collaboration are at the heart of everything we do. Our Annual Reports provide insights into our journey, impact and milestones, showing how support helps protect rhinos, empower communities and create a future where wildlife thrives.

Annual Reports

Annual Reports Archive

2023

Download our 2023 Annual Report

A detailed overview of Project Rhino's conservation work, impact, milestones and ongoing commitment to protecting rhinos and wildlife.

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2022

Download our 2022 Annual Report

A full report covering Project Rhino's projects, initiatives, fundraising events, donors and annual conservation impact.

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2019

Download our 2019 Annual Report

Annual reporting from 2019, including organisational updates, projects, partnerships and conservation work.

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2018

Download our 2018 Annual Report

A report from 2018 documenting Project Rhino's work, support, partnerships and operational updates.

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2017

Download our 2017 Annual Report

Historic annual report content from Project Rhino's earlier years of coordinated conservation action.

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Together, we can save our rhinos.

By staying informed and connected, you become part of the fight to secure a future for South Africa's rhinos and the communities that help protect them.

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