Building a shared future for all life, this #WorldRhinoDay, we celebrate efforts to #EndIllegalWildlifeTrade in East Africa.

With @UNDP @USAID @GEF support, this means securing cargo transport supply chains. Full video: bit.ly/EAC-AEO #KeeptheFiveAlive 🦏 🦏 🦏 🦏 🦏

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🦏 It's #WorldRhinoDay, and new figures show that African rhino numbers are increasing despite poaching.

African authorities have estimated that there were 5.2% more rhinos across the continent at the end of 2022, compared to 2021.

Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3ET9BlW

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By securing supply chains against trafficking of illegal wildlife, @UNDP @USAID @theGEF and partners are working to #EndIllegalWildlifeTrade.

This #WorldRhinoDay take a look at this important work to #KeeptheFiveAlive: bit.ly/EAC-AEO

🦏 🦏 🦏 🦏 🦏

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Today is #WorldRhinoDay!✨ #DYK There are 5 species of rhinoceros?

But these majestic species are endangered.
🦏🦏🦏Javan Rhinoceros, Sumatran Rhinoceros & Black Rhino are critically endangered
🦏The Greater One-horned Rhino is vulnerable
🦏The White Rhino is nearly threatened

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RT @UNEP: Today is #WorldRhinoDay.

Rhino populations are at risk due to habitat loss and poaching. Some rhino species are even among the world’s most endangered animals.

Let’s keep them #WildForLife:

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RT @UN: 🦏 Friday is #WorldRhinoDay. 🦏

Rhinoceros are among the world’s most endangered animals, threatened by both habitat loss and poaching. @UNEP has more on these iconic animals: unep.org/news-and-stories/st… twitter.com/UN/status/170511…

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It’s #WorldRhinoDay… and today only your donation will be TRIPLE MATCHED, up to $250,000. Every $1 you give = $3 for rhinos. Donate now to help WWF end a black rhino poaching crisis in Namibia: wwf.to/48i1ugx.

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Great news on #WorldRhinoDay! New figures show African rhino numbers are on the up 🦏🎉

Despite the threats  – such as poaching – authorities estimate there were 5.2% more rhinos in Africa by the end of last year than in 2021.

When we work together, we can protect our planet.

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Ahead of #WorldRhinoDay, we wanted to share a recent study on black rhinos that demonstrates the importance of conservation efforts. Get the details: https://t.co/9DHqq1QDx0. https://t.co/oqJUVzC3uk

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As we observe #WorldRhinoDay🦏, we explore how ecological connectivity corridors are helping protect the species from external threats.🌎🌿

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#ForNature #biodiversity #nature #wildlife #WildForLife #restoration #conservation #conserve #protect https://t.co/ZmIh66Cm6y

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#WorldRhinoDay: A Call for Conservation

Today, let's celebrate the magnificent rhino. These iconic animals face numerous threats, including poaching and habitat loss. To protect them, we must prioritize the creation & expansion of #Protected Areas. (📸 Greater one-horned rhino) https://t.co/f1Y6QzwctY

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🦏 Today is #WorldRhinoDay!

There are mixed stories for the world's five species of rhinos.

Africa’s total rhino count has continued to increase despite poaching, while certain species in Asia face an existential threat.

➡️ https://t.co/ELA9XnCRbq https://t.co/9FxBp5MnoN

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RT @IUCN: 🦏 Today is #WorldRhinoDay!

There are mixed stories for the world's five species of rhinos.

Africa’s total rhino count has continued to increase despite poaching, while certain species in Asia face an existential threat.

➡️ https://t.co/ELA9XnCRbq https://t.co/9FxBp5MnoN

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Last weekend, we celebrated #WorldRhinoDay 🦏

#DYK that Africa's rhinos are restricted to a small percentage of their former ranges due to ivory trade, habitat loss, political instability & anti-poaching enforcement challenges? 🤔

—@IPBES Assessment for #Africa https://t.co/gFSc5XLRkG

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RT @IPBES: Last weekend, we celebrated #WorldRhinoDay 🦏

#DYK that Africa's rhinos are restricted to a small percentage of their former ranges due to ivory trade, habitat loss, political instability & anti-poaching enforcement challenges? 🤔

—@IPBES Assessment for #Africa https://t.co/gFSc5XLRkG

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RT @IPBES: Last weekend, we celebrated #WorldRhinoDay 🦏

#DYK that Africa's rhinos are restricted to a small percentage of their former ranges due to ivory trade, habitat loss, political instability & anti-poaching enforcement challenges? 🤔

—@IPBES Assessment for #Africa https://t.co/gFSc5XLRkG

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Did you know that the Javan rhino population fell by a staggering 33% in 2023? 🦏

On #WorldRhinoDay, celebrated this past weekend, @IUCN shared both good and bad news about the world’s five species of rhinos.

Read more⤵️

https://t.co/D0tD2NI4FQ

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