The biggest threat to the greater one-horned rhino, also known as the Indian rhino, is poaching driven by the increase in demand for rhino horn.

The Greater one-horned rhino was almost hunted to extinction. The remaining animals were only found in protected reserves.

It is listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List, as populations are fragmented and restricted to less than 20,000 km2 (7,700 sq mi). As of August 2018, the ...

5,00 $ The greater one-horned rhino is a conservation success, with numbers increasing significantly since 1975. Back then there were only 600 rhinos left in the ...

Thanks to strict protection by government authorities in India and Nepal, rhino populations have rebounded from fewer than 100 individuals to more than 4,000 ... White Rhino · Black Rhino · Javan Rhino

Conservation Acts: Since 1975, the Indian Rhinoceros has been declared as endangered. The Indo – Nepalese Government has taken major steps in protecting this ...

The greater one-horned rhino is restricted to less than a dozen protected areas, scattered across north and north-eastern India and southern Nepal.

Thanks to a concerted conservation effort their current population is thought to be around 4,014. The Greater One Horned rhino is a grazer and can often be ...

The aim of this project is to ensure the survival of the Indian rhino through three key objectives. Increased anti-poaching operations with population and ...