Category: World Rhino Day 2014

16 Sep 2014

Celebrate a Nautical World Rhino Day in Indonesia  0

 September 16, 2014    , ,

Come to Indonesia for a nautical celebration of the world’s rarest rhino species!

WRD Indonesia

Enjoy the following activities – and more – from September 24 through September 27:

  • Beach football
  • Beach volleyball
  • Coloring contest
  • Dance & Art Competition
  • Trip to Handeuleum Island
  • Snorkling
  • Creating rhino carvings
  • Puppet show

    • Contact @KakaTeteh_PDG for details:

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16 Sep 2014

Celebrate World Rhino Day in Australia at Taronga Western Plains Zoo  0

 September 16, 2014    , ,

Taronga Western Plains Zoo will celebrate World Rhino Day 2014 from September 20 through September 22.

photo via Taronga Western Plains Zoo
photo via Taronga Western Plains Zoo Website

Activities will include:

  • Keeper talks about rhinos
  • Rhino trail walks
  • Face Painting
  • Casle Jumping

Visitors will also be able to purchase rhino art and proceeds will be donated to the International Rhino Foundation.

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29 Aug 2014

World Rhino Day 2014: ‘Race the Rhino’ in South Africa  0

 August 29, 2014    , , ,

Jump on your bike and ride for rhinos in South Africa on World Rhino Day 2014!

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29 Aug 2014

World Rhino Day 2014 in Cameroon  0

 August 29, 2014    , ,

Dance4Rhinos

Cameroon will celebrate World Rhino Day with Dance4Rhinos!
Cameroon will celebrate World Rhino Day with Dance4Rhinos!

Cameroon will be joining other nations across the world to call for the protection of all different rhino species through Dance4Rhinos.

Three dancing groups made up of over 50 persons dressed in t-shirts carrying the pictures of rhino will stage a powerful cultural dance presentation in Buea. These dancers will sing songs with messages calling for the international community to join forces and safe the remaining species of rhino in the world.

The groups, the Bamumbu Cultural Dance Group, Ndungated Cultural Meeting and the Alou Cultural Dance Group are selected from villages adjacent to some key conservation areas, such as the proposed Tofala Hill Wildlife Sanctuary and the Mak-betchou Chimpanzee sanctuary.

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