Saving the Rhino from extinction

Royal Bhejane promotes democratized ownership of rhinos and rhino horns through share ownership, distributed custodianship, and improving traditional communities’ livelihoods and human well-being.

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Royal Bhejane's Mission

to work toward the conservation and protection of rhinoceros populations worldwide and to prevent their extinction. To do this, we have developed a world-first economic model for ethical trade in rhino horns, sourced sustainably and legally from live rhinos. This approach not only provides an ethical solution for the rhino horn trade but also provides a source of revenue for conservation efforts. Through our innovative approach, we hope to inspire others to take action and join us in our fight to save the rhino from extinction.

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Biodiversity

Rhinos are important grazers, producing more than 20kg of dung per day. This dung fertilizes the soil and feeds a variety of other species, increasing biodiversity....

Mud Lovers

By wallowing in mud puddles rhinos give themselves a protective ‘mud coat’, this aids in creating natural waterholes and keep existing waterholes open....

Rhino Horns

Rhino horns, which are made of keratin, grow 7cm in length each year. Horns can be obtained without endangering the rhino....

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